Break a Leg is akin to a Scare Me or Hard Candy where the crux of the tension arises from two opposing forces and it does keep it uncomfortable.
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Yen Press at Anime NYC 2026 announced several new acquisitions to their hefty collection of manga, comics, and graphic novels. Alongside a couple of light…
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And She Didn’t Die is an important story about a Black woman author who tried to exemplify her values, but gets lost in its haphazard organization.
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Ize Press at AnimeNYC, during the Yen Press panel, announced four new titles added to their lineup. Three of those are Solo Leveling-related. Ize Press is…
Netflix’s upcoming anime promises a wonderful selection for fans. Unveiled at AnimeNYC there are a variety of genres for fans to enjoy. There are new series on
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These Walls Remember lives firmly in the Southern Gothic horror with a house that feels as alive and haunted as the people struggling within its walls.
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Powwow People feels almost like a vlog as it captures the experiences and look at powwow life building beauty but struggling to maintain wonder.
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Cookie Queens is a delightful documentary that looks at the trials and tribulations of Girl Scout cookie season through four different girls.
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Never After Dark is a tense watch, largely due to Moeka Hoshi’s nervous, uncomfortable performance that feels both shy and tragic.
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The Vampire Lestat merges outstanding performances with mostly shoddy writing, creating something sensational and fun but hollow.
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Leviticus captures the tension and horror of young love with the dangers of homophobia and a supernatural being sent to punish.
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Supergirl delivers a memorable and moving first half, but loses its way in the sea of stereotypical side character portrayals.