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REVIEW: Dexter: Resurrection Season 2

By George & Josh Bate The following is a NON-SPOILER review of Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Episodes 1-2 Television’s favorite serial killer returns for a second season of his second sequel series, reminding viewers that, even when a tad silly

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CIFF 2026 REVIEW: A Long Winter

Fred Hechinger impresses in this melancholic queer drama with little narrative momentum or emotional development.

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REVIEW: Clayface

The best DCU movie to date is a gnarly Cronenbergian body horror movie.

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CIFF 2026 REVIEW: Ray Gunn

Brad Bird’s blend of retro-futurism and film noir prioritizes style over substance.

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REVIEW: Whalefall

Austin Abrams is stuck in the mouth of a whale in this visceral, yet flawed new thriller.

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REVIEW: VisionQuest

Inventive, ontologically inquisitive, visually striking, and emotionally powerful.

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REVIEW: Wicker

The most romantic movie of the year puts Wuthering Heights to shame.

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REVIEW: Hallowarrior

Halloween meets The Road meets Home Alone in this new Shudder movie.

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REVIEW: Other Mommy

Jessica Chastain leads this competently assembled, yet intrigue and dread-devoid horror adaptation.

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REVIEW: V/H/S/Mixtape

The weakest and weirdest installment of the long-running found footage franchise.

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FANTASTIC FEST 2026 REVIEW: Littermates

Littermates offers a unique take on the post-apocalyptic genre, using chemical weapons, memory loss, and speech impairment to create an intriguing setup for its story.

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REVIEW: Verity

The cinematic equivalent of a disposable, yet undeniably entertaining book you buy at an airport book store.

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FANTASTIC FEST 2026 REVIEW: Ghost in the Cell

By George & Josh Bate Indonesian filmmaker Joko Anwar has spent much of his career revitalizing the country’s modern cinema, carving out a particularly distinctive niche with acclaimed horror and genre fare. His 2017 breakout Satan’s Slaves became the highest-grossing

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REVIEW: Digger

Tom Cruise delivers the best performance of his entire career in Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s breathtaking satire on American idiocy.