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‘Goodnight, Mommy’ and ‘Blind’: A Pair of Twisting New Psychological Thrillers

In Movies & TV by Lee GardnerDecember 17, 2015leave a COMMENT

The twists in Goodnight, Mommy start as far back as the trailer that popped up earlier this year. In it, a pair of tousled pre-tween twins (Lukas and Elias Schwarz) …

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‘Tangerine’ and ‘Bone Tomahawk’ Defy Genre Expectations

In Movies & TV by Lee GardnerDecember 3, 2015leave a COMMENT

Does the description “a film about transgender sex workers shot on iPhones” make you interested or dubious? Either reaction makes some sense. While that log line suggests a vivid, gritty …

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Low-Key Indie Drama ‘Christmas, Again’ Feels More Like Life Than a Christmas Movie

In Movies & TV by Lee GardnerDecember 3, 2015leave a COMMENT

Christmas, Again isn’t really a Christmas movie–not like you’re thinking. It is set in the weeks leading up to, and through Christmas, it’s true. And the protagonist sells Christmas trees …

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Cannon Group Doc ‘Electric Boogaloo’ Shows Today’s Low-Budget Auteurs How It Should Be Done

In Movies & TV by Lee GardnerOctober 29, 2015leave a COMMENT

A hypothesis: The streaming era has forced moviegoers into watching more mediocre movies than any other development in the history of cinema. Channeled into the limited options offered by online movie …

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‘White God’ Hits With Startling Power—From a Dog’s POV

In Movies & TV by Lee GardnerSeptember 17, 2015leave a COMMENT

You can do almost anything to a human being onscreen and we’ll sit still for it, but don’t mess with the dog. When young Lili’s father angrily throws her faithful …

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