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Beetz Grounds the Gory Pulp of They Will Kill You
entertainment15 days ago

Beetz Grounds the Gory Pulp of They Will Kill You

Zazie Beetz leads the pulpy, graphic action thriller They Will Kill You with agile, grounded fight scenes amid a cartoonish gore-styled world; the film leans into horror aesthetics and strong visual storytelling. The piece also surveys Nadav Lapid’s Yes!, a brash political satire; Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, a time-traveling genre mash-up that struggles to blend its ambitions; and Pretty Lethal, a ballet-infused action comedy led by Uma Thurman, each balancing tone and spectacle in distinct ways.

SXSW 2026 Reviews Kick Off With I Love Boosters and Bold Indie Visions
film28 days ago

SXSW 2026 Reviews Kick Off With I Love Boosters and Bold Indie Visions

Deadline’s SXSW 2026 review capsule opens with Boots Riley’s I Love Boosters, praised as a surreal, hyperpop love letter about creatives under capitalism. Additional standout takes praise Grind as an inventive horror‑comedy anthology critiquing the gig economy, while Seekers of Infinite Love and Wishful Thinking are lauded for sharp writing and a dreamy romantic vibe. The festival features 49 world premieres, with many anticipated titles in play (e.g., Ready or Not 2, Power Ballad) as it runs through March 18, spotlighting bold indie visions across genres.

entertainment3 months ago

Top Film Flops and Disappointments of 2025

The article lists and critiques the worst movies of 2025, highlighting films like 'Eden,' a chaotic historical drama; a poorly executed 'Five Nights at Freddy's' sequel; a tedious musical about the Shaker sect; a pretentious pop star drama starring The Weeknd; and other cinematic failures across various genres, emphasizing their flaws and the lessons to avoid in filmmaking.

Ethan Hawke Stars in Dual Roles as Horror Sequel 'Black Phone 2' Debuts with Box Office Success
entertainment5 months ago

Ethan Hawke Stars in Dual Roles as Horror Sequel 'Black Phone 2' Debuts with Box Office Success

Ethan Hawke stars in two contrasting roles in theaters now: as a serial killer in 'Black Phone 2' and as a lyricist in 'Blue Moon,' alongside a lineup of diverse films including 'Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein' and Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi's latest. The articles highlight Hawke's versatile performances and the variety of current cinematic offerings.