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‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’ Review: A Generic Goodbye to Indy
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‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’ Review: A Generic Goodbye to Indy

William Stottor -
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‘How To Blow Up A Pipeline’ Review: Thrilling And Essential Viewing
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‘How To Blow Up A Pipeline’ Review: Thrilling And Essential Viewing

Reece Beckett -
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‘Pearl’ Review: A Nostalgic and Manic Horror
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‘Pearl’ Review: A Nostalgic and Manic Horror

William Stottor -
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‘Sharper’ Review: A Slick Tale of Cons and Trickery
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‘Sharper’ Review: A Slick Tale of Cons and Trickery

William Stottor -
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‘A Man Called Otto’ Review: Hanks Shines in US Remake
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‘A Man Called Otto’ Review: Hanks Shines in US Remake

Kate Padley -
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‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ is a Harrowing Depiction of War: Review
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‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ is a Harrowing Depiction of War: Review

William Stottor -
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‘Dogtooth’ Is A Harrowing Commentary on Intense Familial Roles: Review
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‘Dogtooth’ Is A Harrowing Commentary on Intense Familial Roles: Review

Victoria Ruck -
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‘Official Competition’ is a Compelling Reflection On The Vanity and Beauty of Filmmaking: Review
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‘Official Competition’ is a Compelling Reflection On The Vanity and Beauty of Filmmaking: Review

Natasha Matsaert -
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Three Thousand Years of Longing (2022)
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‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ Is Possibly A Spinster’s Schizophrenic Fever Dream: Review

Jordan Cracknell -
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Funny Pages (2022)
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‘Funny Pages’ – A Hysterical and Eccentric Coming-of-Age Film: Review

Ethan Soffe -
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'The Novice'—Compelling Study Of Obsession That's Making Waves
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‘The Novice’—Compelling Study Of Obsession That’s Making Waves: Review

Erin Zammitt -
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‘Scream’—Metatextual Slasher Remains Razor Sharp
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‘Scream’—Metatextual Slasher Remains Razor Sharp: Review

George Nash -
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C'mon C'mon Review
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‘C’mon C’mon’ Reminds Us Of The Cost Of Moments We Can’t Even Remember: Review

Ben Thomas -
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Antlers is thrilling, slick, clever, and properly scary; and the influence of native folklore lends it a primal, urgent edge that remains relevant to a modern audience. Cooper's serious tone and del Toro's charm combine in harmony, combining to make this a very special film. Watch this space; the folk-horror revival is far from over.
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‘Antlers’ Is A Terrifying Folk-Horror Adventure: Review

Eli Dolliver -
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Instead of the more grounded approach of its predecessor, Halloween Kills chooses to embrace the ridiculous. Unlike a lot of the over-the-top horror schlock we've been subjected to over the years, the makers of Halloween Kills seem fully aware of the fact that their movie is pretty silly, and so it manages to rampage towards the finish line and provide a fairly enjoyable experience along the way.
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‘Halloween Kills’ Is A Maelstrom Of Mediocre Madness: Review

Cameron Blackshaw -
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