Ba is a wonderfully subdued yet heartfelt tale of struggle meets paranormal through the lens of an Asian-American father and daughter.
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Mr. Crocket is gruesome fun, filled with chaotic antics and amazing effects that bring a hellish children’s show and eerie villain to life.
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Despite promising cinematography and production design, Fly Me to the Moon is underwhelming. All in large part, due to its main leads.
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The Domestic merges supernatural horror with wealthy people’s fear that the hired help is out to get them, building dread and claustrophobia with each scene.
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Sung Kang’s Shaky Shivers shines with zany humor. With an oddball cast, plot and music this wacky film is an outlandish send up for ’80s-loving adults.
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The Loneliest Boy In The World may look like a visual breath of fresh air, but the focus on appearances leaves comedic execution by the wayside.
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With dreadful acting and abrupt tonal shifts, the movie is akin to Pumpkinhead without the entertainment. Deer Camp ‘86 is a tortuous viewing experience…
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