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    No One Will Save You (Disney+) Movie Review

    by Tom Davies
    No One Will Save You (Disney+) Movie Review
    Brian Duffield, he of The Babysitter and then a bunch of exceedingly plain and irritating sci-fi and horror, has had his latest project plonked down on Disney+. And it’s an exceedingly plain and irritating sci-fi horror…just without any dialogue.  
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    Expend4bles Movie Review

    by Mark Costello
    Expend4bles Movie Review
    Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham and their ever-decreasing circle of superannuated chums return for, hopefully, one last adventure that sadly seems to forget what made this premier Geri-Action franchise such a guilty pleasure in the first place…must be their age…  
    4
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    Fear the Night Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    Fear the Night Movie Review
    Neil "In the Company of Men" LaBute sets up Maggie Q's alcoholic veteran for some bloody, brutal home invasion mayhem which ultimately runs out of budget.  
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    God Is a Bullet (Sky/NowTV) Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    God Is a Bullet (Sky/NowTV) Movie Review
    Nick Cassavetes’ strange throwback exploitation flick feels like a holdover from the 70s, playing out with excessive headshots and grim disregard for its characters.  
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    A Million Miles Away (Amazon) Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    A Million Miles Away (Amazon) Movie Review
    Heartfelt and inspirational, without being saccharine and unrelatable, and carried by a modest, earnest standout performance from Michael Peña, A Million Miles Away makes the absolute impossible somehow seem so sweetly possible.  
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    Past Lives Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    Past Lives Movie Review
    Intimately tapping into the sobering reality of a what-if-you-reunited-with-your childhood-sweetheart scenario, Past Lives gets under your skin with its authenticity and honesty.  
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    A Haunting in Venice Movie Review

    by Mark Costello
    A Haunting in Venice Movie Review
    Sir Kenneth Branagh returns as Agatha Christie’s famously moustachioed master detective… only this time, it’s not just the living he has to worry about as he takes a delightfully gothic horror inflected trip to Italy’s Floating City…  
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    King of Killers Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    King of Killers Movie Review
    Comic and film writer Kevin Grevioux - best known as the beast of a werewolf in the Underworld movies, which he co-created - turns his hand to directing with this try-hard DTV effort that can't help feeling like a low budget Assassin Club.  
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    The Little Mermaid (Disney+) Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    The Little Mermaid (Disney+) Movie Review
    Disney's live-action train continues, swallowing up fan-favourite The Little Mermaid and churning out a frequently bloated and bland effort that is, at best, decidedly average.  
    5
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    Sympathy for the Devil Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    Sympathy for the Devil Movie Review
    Taking the basic premise of the Cruise/Foxx/Michael Mann thriller, Collateral and injecting Joel Kinnaman and Nicolas Cage into the mix, Sympathy makes for a fabulous showcase for Completely Crazy Cage.  
    6
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    The Dive Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    The Dive Movie Review
    Late to the party, we take a dive into a suitably nautical companion-piece to the similarly unbearably tense Fall, finding that this underwater two-hander at least manages to stick its landing.  
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    The Last Voyage of the Demeter Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    The Last Voyage of the Demeter Movie Review
    Taking inspiration from Alien and The Thing, André Øvredal's throwback horror trades in rich gothic vibes, doing more than anybody could have possibly expected from this foregone conclusion of a part-story.  
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    The Boogeyman Movie Review

    by Mark Costello
    The Boogeyman Movie Review
    Old school horror master meets snot-nosed genre upstart as Host and Dashcam reprobate Rob Savage takes on a Stephen King short from the classic Night Shift collection. With middling results…  
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    You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah (Netflix) Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah (Netflix) Movie Review
    Taking a back seat in a movie to allow his daughter(s) the limelight, Adam Sandler's latest is one of the better efforts he's done on his Netflix run.  
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    Babylon 5: The Road Home Movie Review

    by Tom Davies
    Babylon 5: The Road Home Movie Review
    After more than 15 years away Babylon 5: The Road Home represents a welcome, if disappointingly lightweight, opportunity to spend time with a sorely missed cast of characters... and it still has a surprise or two up its sleeve.  
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    No Hard Feelings Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    No Hard Feelings Movie Review
    Jennifer Lawrence has an absolute blast going wild in this frequently hilarious sex comedy, proving infectiously indecent and hitting digital today for those who missed it at the cinema.  
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    Elemental Movie Review

    by Cas Harlow
    Elemental Movie Review
    Disney/Pixar's opposites-attract romcom plays second fiddle to its underlying treatise on immigration, diversity and inclusivity - and anger management - making for a visually opulent watch that's still marginally lacking in that now seemingly long-lost Pixar magic.  
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    Blue Beetle Movie Review

    by Mark Costello
    Blue Beetle Movie Review
    As either the dying breath of the old DCEU or the first breath of the new James Gunn-era, this superhero origin romp proves to be way more fun than expectations had led me to believe, thanks to a distinct lack of universe-ending cataclysms and an overabundance of incredibly charming characters…  
    7

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