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‘Prisoners’ is an engrossingly gruelling drama soaked in blood, grief and indefensible deception

‘Joe’ Movie Review: Compelling drama with strong performances that re-affirms the capabilities of Gordon Green and Cage

‘The Lady Hermit’ is not so shy as to hide its spectacular qualities

Fantastic Fest 2013, Day Two Report: Ninjas and Disney and vampires, oh my

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‘Nightmare Alley’ is a dark, pessimistic descent into compulsion and greed

‘Quai d’Orsay’ Movie Review: is a very funny albeit specific French comedy

Astro City # 4 has Great Ideas but a Rushed Story

REEL MTL: Community Supported Film Studies Programs Launch at Le Cinéclub and The Miskatonic Institute for Horror Studies

Fantastic Fest 2013: High-concept ‘Eega’ a delightful and wild genre cocktail

‘Relax, I’m From the Future’ Movie Review: does a lot with little in a funny yet heartfelt short film

Fantastic Fest 2013, Day One Report: ‘Coherence’ and ‘On the Job’

‘Prisoners’ a well-acted but overly grim and self-serious procedural drama

‘The Short Game’ a slickly produced, all surface-level golfing documentary

‘A Single Shot’ a fine showcase for Sam Rockwell, but not much else

‘Those Happy Years’ Movie Review

Black Hand #1 Puts Life into the Frequently Dead William Hand Once Again

‘Paradise: Hope’ Movie Review – a dark, disturbing portrait of inappropriate teenage love