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The cultural phenomenon that was the “Summer of Brat” has officially made its way to the big screen, and it’s
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Cold Storage Review: A Fungal Freak-Show with Plenty of Heart
This adaptation of David Koepp’s 2019 novel takes the “sporror” premise, fungal body horror with a side of laughs, and
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Crime 101 Review: A Slick, Character-Driven Heist Thriller
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