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Though Larraín’s film fails to present a deep, fully-fleshed Maria, the ghost it offers instead proves, in her grief, a grimly enthralling figure.

“To me, it’s what we call in the trans community, an ‘egg crack’ movie,” says writer-director Jane Schoenbrun, talking about their beguiling new sci-fi/horror I Saw the TV Glow. Schoenbrun,

…. a neon-hued psycho-thriller chock full of great performances and arresting imagery.

If you’re in the mood for a Satanic yarn that’s gory and moody, and you haven’t had your fill of nuns on the run with Immaculate, then The First Omen

Despite the scathing reviews, and doomsayers predicting that the planned trilogy will not happen, The Exorcist sequel topped the charts, albeit with a lukewarm screen average for an opening weekend.

… should satisfy those who are just looking for an undemanding showcase of Denzel Washington being cool, charming, and dealing capital-D Damage on Mafia goons.

Go feral with Hello Dankness, the second in the political fable trilogy from the US-based Aussie sibling artist filmmakers.

… an emotional impact that can rival any modern film, let alone superhero film.

… beautifully shot, but deeply ugly… Mia Goth is definitely a star.