From, Season 4, Episode 1 Is a Surprising Watch
From, Season 4, Episode 1 throws viewers right in as the repercussions of all that occurred in last season’s finale start taking root, like rot.
From, Season 4, Episode 1 throws viewers right in as the repercussions of all that occurred in last season’s finale start taking root, like rot.
Witch Hat Atelier episodes 1 & 2 are a superb start, filled with wonder and familiarity wrapped in stunning animation, enticing viewers to immerse themselves.
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You, Me & Tuscany is worth watching with two swoon-worthy leads and comical side characters, but raises questions about who gets to tell these stories.
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Exit 8 takes full advantage of the sterile, tiled station on repeat, building mystery, dread, and the kind of frustration only a gamer understands.
Honey Bee & Lemon Balm 1 is a adorable without veering into overly sweet. While some of the beats might be well-trod, there’s always room for more gentle BL.
Fruit of the Underworld 1 does wonderful work setting up a story that ensure you, as the reader, care about the best friends and high stakes they’re in.
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Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice takes the awkward character, expands it where everyone has quirks and odd traits but balances it with action and humorous quips.
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Pretty Lethal scrapes by in the entertainment department thanks so some of its action and the strength of some performances, but lacks memorability.
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The Forgotten Island trailer is what audiences mean when they scream, “Give us original stories!” It may look like a coming-of-age story, but the premise…
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1000 Women in Horror is a necessary documentary demonstrating how prevalent women are in the horror genre, but lacks a cohesive structure despite its sections.
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The Curse of Hester Gardens is a dynamic story, deftly mixing urban danger with supernatural terror. It’s heartbreaking, hopeful and unforgettable.
Undertone is a gradual unraveling of a closed-off life, focusing on audio terrors lurking everywhere and achieves a memorable movie.
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