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Leviticus & The Invite nearing huge deals after Sundance debut

Posted 2 months ago

Hot after their debuts at the Sundance Film Festival, horror thriller Leviticus and Olivia Wilde's The Invite are attracting big offers.

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The Gallerist (Sundance) Review: A Game Natalie Portman and Jenna Ortega Can’t Save This Lame Art World Satire

Posted 2 months ago

Despite a killer cast, The Gallerist can't defeat a silly premise that's hard to swallow and an unsteady tone.

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The Invite (Sundance) Review: Olivia Wilde’s Relationship Comedy is a Return to Form

Posted 2 months ago

While only featuring four characters and set in one location, The Invite is a unique theatrical experience.

Horror Movie Reviews

Leviticus (Sundance) Review: A Deeply Unsettling Indie Horror Flick With a Killer Hook

Posted 2 months ago

This Aussie horror film features an especially cruel demonic presence, which takes the image of the one you love.

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The Shitheads (Sundance) Review: Macon Blair’s Follow-up to Toxic Avenger Never Quite Works

Posted 2 months ago

Macon Blair attempt to mix elements of a stoner comedy with those of a violent thriller, but it never really comes together.

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I Want Your Sex (Sundance) Review: A Pretty Amusing Erotic Comedy

Posted 2 months ago

Gregg Araki returns to Sundance with a bawdy, sexy comedy that’s along the lines of his own Smiley Face.

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Buddy (Sundance) Review: Too Many Cooks Meets Barney & Friends

Posted 2 months ago

The director of Too Many Cooks takes on children's TV programming in this fun, but inconsistent horror flick.

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Carousel (Sundance) Review: Chris Pine and Jenny Slate are excellent in this grown-up romance

Posted 2 months ago

Carousel is a refreshingly low-key, realistic romance about two fortysomethings reconnecting after years apart.

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Tuner (Sundance) Review: Leo Woodall has star quality in this quirky thriller

Posted 2 months ago

A piano turner becomes a surprisingly adept safecracker in this comedic thriller that gets more serious as it goes on.

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