The AI Horror movie AfrAId was very much afraid to live up to its premise.
With Twisters, Lee Isaac Chung seeks to make the most poetic blockbuster of the summer.
Ti West fumbles the bag with MaXXXine, a sequel only designed to make as much money as possible that dilutes the impact of both X and Pearl.
While Nikhil Nagesh Bhat’s Kill contains plenty of gruesome no-holds-barred violence, everything around it isn’t as interesting as it should be.
Netflix’s Trigger Warning hammers home the allegations that the studio is the modern-day iteration of The Cannon Group.
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