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The Babadook | Review

Consequences of Grief: Kent’s Stunning Debut Wades Through Primordial Fears Satisfying genre films are generally few and far between these days, so it’s with absolute...

Nitram | Review

A Pleasure to Burn: Kurzel Explores the Making of a Murderer in Disturbing Portrait On April 28, 1996, lone gunman Martin Bryant shot and killed...

Top 100 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2021: #9. Justin Kurzel’s Nitram

Nitram Produced by Nick Batzias, Virginia Whitwell Directed by Justin Kurzel Written by Shaun Grant Starring: Caleb Landry Jones, Judy Davis, Essie Davis, Anthony LaPaglia   Release Date/Prediction: Australia...

Babyteeth | Review

Death Comes for the Ozzie Frippet: Murphy Looks to Love Amidst Dysfunction in Cancer Melodrama Precocious teens represent a burgeoning film subgenre all to themselves---and...

True History of the Kelly Gang | Review

The Ned Don’t Die: Kurzel Returns to Form with Exploration of Infamous Outlaw It’s been nearly 140 years since the execution of Ned Kelly, Australia’s...

Top 150 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2019: #52. The True History of the Kelly Gang – Justin Kurzel

The True History of the Kelly Gang Justin Kurzel returns to Australia for his fourth feature, The True History of the Kelly Gang, following on...

The Babadook | Blu-ray Review

Jennifer Kent’s disturbing directorial debut The Babadook arrives on Blu-ray this week, scoring some of the most critically acclaimed notices ever for a recent...

Tommy Wirkola (Dead Snow: Red vs. Dead) & Adam Wingard (The Guest) Make Return to Park City at Midnight Section

I had a hunch that Cooties (read here) and Adam Wingard's The Guest (read here) might make it into what appears to be a...

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Who by Fire (Comme le feu) | Review

Into the Woods: Lesage Explores Wounded Masculinities In Vincent Sherman’s...