Thomas Jane in a scene from Zak Hilditch’s 1922.
“A reminder that there’s more to a movie than how an individual scene feels to you.”
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1922 — Review
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Life — Review
Jake Gyllenhaal in a scene from Daniel Espinosa’s Life, although presumably this is not a scene from Daniel Espinosa’s life.
“Like catching a great ballgame between two teams you don’t care about.”
Death Note — Review
Nat Wolff has an unexpected guest in this scene from Adam Wingard’s Death Note.
“A tasteless mush that you stare at because it makes sounds and lights up.”
Get Out — Review
Have you ever felt like everyone’s staring at you?
“This train has no brakes, and the journey is lightning-fast and full of surprises.”
Holidays — Review
Seth Green in a scene from Scott Stewart’s “Christmas”, a segment in Holidays.
“A just-alright anthology.”
The Witch — Review
Beacon Point — Review
Rachel Marie Lewis (l) and Jon Briddell (r) in a scene from Eric Blue’s Beacon Point.
“The film benefits from enough madcap energy that it’s always interesting, even if it seems a good deal less polished than [director Eric] Blue and company appear to believe it is.
Hush — Review
Kate Siegel in a scene from Mike Flanagan’s Hush.
