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Red Rooms (2023) review – A gripping and unsettling psychological horror

Red Rooms, a Canadian psychological thriller written and directed by Pascal Plante, begins with the trial…

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Woman of the Hour (2024) review – Anna Kendrick makes a solid directorial debut

Based on a true story, Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut, Woman of the Hour, is a slick…

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Rebel Ridge (2024) ‘Netflix’ review – A cerebral small-town crime conspiracy thriller that solidifies Jeremy Saulnier as one of the most exciting talents working today

After making a name for himself with critically acclaimed features such as Blue Ruin (2013), Green…

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Roadgames (1981) review – Stacy Keach is exceptional in this Rear Window-inspired cat-and-mouse thriller

During the filming of Patrick (1978), director Richard Franklin handed writer Everett de Roche the script…

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Monkey Man (2024) review – Dev Patel’s blood-soaked action thriller marks an impressive directorial debut

Passion and dedication drip through every frame of Dev Patel’s ferocious yet imperfect directorial debut, Monkey…

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Merry Christmas (2024) review – Shriram Raghavan explores the idea of executing ”A perfect murder” to craft an enticing murder mystery that Alfred Hitchcock would have appreciated

With Merry Christmas, director Sriram Raghavan investigates the idea of executing “A Perfect Murder” to craft…

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Eileen (2023) review – Thomasin McKenzie delivers a stellar performance in this deliciously twisted thriller

William Oldroyd’s deliciously twisted thriller, Eileen, mostly succeeds because of its assured direction, superb lead performances,…

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Kill Me Again (1989) review – Michael Madsen shines in this neo-noir thriller, which suffers from a lackluster final act

The noir genre, which peaked in popularity from 1941 to 1959, evolved and adapted to the…

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The Silent Partner (1978) review – A tightly scripted, swiftly paced crime thriller that never takes a wrong step

The Silent Partner, directed by Daryl Duke, is the kind of hidden gem that comes out…

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The Royal Hotel (2023) review – A tense, slow-burn psychological thriller set in the Australian outback

Kitty Green’s directorial debut feature film, The Assistant (2019), was an impressive claustrophobic psychological drama that…

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