In The Death of Robin Hood, legendary outlaw Robin Hood (Hugh Jackman) confronts his past in a monastery as he

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Gregg Araki, a notable figure in indie cinema since his 1992 film The Living End, returns with I Want Your

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Film Review Summary: One Night Only In One Night Only, the premise introduces a bizarre scenario where premarital sex is

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In Gregg Araki’s latest film, twenty-three-year-old Elliot (Cooper Hoffman) becomes a sexual muse for his older boss Erika (Olivia Wilde)

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In “The Whisper Man,” widower Tom (Adam Scott) seeks help from his estranged ex-cop father Pete (Robert De Niro) and

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In Late Fame, directed by Kent Jones, Ed Saxberger (Willem Dafoe) reemerges from a long hiatus from poetry. Once a

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In “The Last Survivors,” set in a post-apocalyptic America, Hig (Jacob Elordi) navigates survival with his dog, Jasper, while living

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A Child of My Own, directed by Maite Alberdi, tells the true story of Alejandra (Ale), who longs for a

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Eli Roth’s Ice Cream Man humorously nods to Hitchcock’s The Birds with a scene depicting children instead of birds gathering

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In “Insidious: Out of The Further,” Gemma and her daughter Maya face a formidable entity from The Further, intent on

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