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[Review] #Horror

Part Reefer Madness for the plugged-in generation, part Giallo slasher, and part coming-of-age psychodrama, #Horror is filled with the type of craziness that so...

[Review] Secret in Their Eyes

Foregoing the emotion at the core of Juan José Campanella’s Oscar-winning drama The Secret in Their Eyes, Billy Ray’s cold procedural remake (titled Secret in T...

[Camerimage Review] Suite Française

There are other things to do with my day, but I must write this review of Suite Française before the film completely vanishes from my mind. Although this France...

[Review] Kingdom of Shadows

It’s difficult for Mexican documentarians to tackle their country’s drug war. Mexican-born American filmmaker Bernardo Ruiz explored the danger facing Mexican j...

[Review] The Night Before

The past few years have seen nearly everyone within the Judd Apatow orbit look inward, writing stories of begrudging but graceful maturity, building that rely ...

[Review] Love the Coopers

Love the Coopers is as problematic as its title. Does it mean love from the Coopers or is it a statement that someone loves the Coopers (perhaps its narrator --...