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Over Your Dead Body Review: Innovative carnage makes this dark action comedy worth checking out

Posted 2 months ago

The action sequences by 87North and the strong second half of the film save this American remake of the Norwegian comedy The Trip.

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Normal Review: Another slam-bang Bob Odenkirk action flick

Posted 2 months ago

Fans of Nobody will love Normal, which finds Odenkirk as a small-town sheriff who uncovers a conspiracy and has to shoot his way out of town.

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Pizza Movie Review: Gaten Matarazzo leads a time travel stoner college comedy

Posted 2 months ago

Internet sketch comedy duo BriTANicK make their feature directorial debut with a comedy about friendship, popularity, butterflies, drugs, and the quest for pizza.

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They Will Kill You Review: A Fun Survival Horror Action Flick

Posted 3 months ago

Zazie Beetz is a fun heroine, even if the surface similarities to Ready or Not make its release timing less than ideal.

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Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice Review: This time travel action comedy is a blast

Posted 3 months ago

Vince Vaughn and James Marsden gets a chance to mix their comic and action chops in this wildly entertaining flick.

Horror Movie Reviews

Forbidden Fruits Review: Uneven, but seems destined for a cult following

Posted 3 months ago

Despite a game cast, Forbidden Fruits fails to sell it's cult of personality premise, even if it has a very entertaining ending.

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Pretty Lethal Review: Ballerinas fight for their lives in 87North’s latest

Posted 3 months ago

Maddie Ziegler leads this fun, gory action flick, which is set for a Prime Video debut.

JoBlo Originals

SXSW: What Were The Best Movies We Saw At The Fest?

Posted 3 months ago

SXSW is all wrapped up, but what were the best movies we saw? Check out our full recap!

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Poetic License (SXSW) Review: Maude Apatow’s debut is pleasant fun

Posted 3 months ago

This charming rom-com feels like a nineties throwback, with great performances from its trio of stars.

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