‘Bullet Ballet’ Review: A Disappointing Dance
The next stop on my journey through Shinya Tsukamoto‘s filmography is his 1998 drama Bullet Ballet. I say drama because,
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‘Tokyo Fist’ Review: A Vulgar Display of Power
Continuing my journey through the works of Japanese underground legend Shinya Tsukamoto, my next stop was his 1995 boxing film
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‘Tetsuo I & II’ Review: Full-Metal Nightmare
Few experiences are as singular as underground filmmaking icon Shinya Tsukamoto‘s Tetsuo: The Iron Man. Shot in 16mm black and
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‘Mortal Kombat’ Review Roundup: See What the Critics are Saying
Early reviews for the arcade fighting game adaptation Mortal Kombat are in,and going based on what the critics are saying,
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Netflix, David Fincher, Reportedly in Talks for ‘Mindhunter’ Season 3
According to UK-based outlet Small Screen, Netflix and David Fincher are reportedly in talks to bring back Joe Penhall‘s true-crime
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‘Beau Travail’ Review: Claire Denis’ Finest Hour
While I’m certainly not an aficionado of her work, Beau Travail seems to be the the perfect crystallization of Claire
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‘Audition’ Review: Classic Shocker Lives Up to its Reputation
Warning: contains some spoilers for Audition Workhorse filmmaker and grindhouse auteur Takashi Miike has made an absurd amount of movies,
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Why the Hell is Lionsgate Making a ‘Borderlands’ Movie?
I love “Borderlands”. There’s something I find undeniably captivating about grinding for loot and wacky guns while fighting outlandish enemies
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‘Promising Young Woman’ Review: A Thrilling, if Inconsistent, Ride
“Promising Young Woman” is a strange movie. It’s a rape-revenge thriller, but dodges all the cliches of that tired genre.
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Netflix Buys Rights to ‘Knives Out’ 2 and 3 for $450 Million
2019’s hit whodunit “Knives Out” was a major box office success, bringing in an estimated $311 million in ticket sales
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