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MoviesDespite COVID Rom-Com 7 Days' Charming Stars, This Week's a Little WeakBy Chloe WalkerOctober 16, 2021Rating6.8
MoviesIn Superb The Last Duel, It Really Is a Man’s WorldBy Brianna ZiglerOctober 15, 2021Rating8.8
MoviesCynical Sequel Halloween Kills Gorily Treads WaterBy Jim VorelOctober 15, 2021Rating6.1
MoviesWheel of Fortune and Fantasy Spins in Strange SplendorBy Natalia KeoganOctober 15, 2021Rating8.5
MoviesKnocking's Horror Moodily Employs the Bumps in the NightBy Jacob OllerOctober 14, 2021Rating7.0
MoviesIntroducing, Selma Blair Is a Poignant, Candid Documentary about Life with - and Beyond - Multiple SclerosisBy Amy AmatangeloOctober 14, 2021Rating9.0
MoviesBergman Island Is a Heartfelt Ode to Finding Yourself as an ArtistBy Aurora AmidonOctober 14, 2021Rating9.2
MoviesThe Luzzu May Be Sinking, But Alex Camilleri’s Wonderful Debut Stays AfloatBy Andy CrumpOctober 14, 2021Rating8.6
MoviesStunning Schoolyard Drama Playground Offers Far More than Sticks and StonesBy Chloe WalkerOctober 13, 2021Rating9.2
MoviesAzmeri Haque Badhon's Searing Performance Bolsters Bleak Bangladeshi Drama RehanaBy Chloe WalkerOctober 12, 2021Rating8.0
MoviesParallel Mothers’ Pregnancy Plot Unfolds into a Pointed Political CritiqueBy Natalia KeoganOctober 12, 2021Rating8.8
MoviesWhat Do We See When We Look at the Sky? Is a Creative, Chameleonic Modern-Day FableBy Brianna ZiglerOctober 9, 2021Rating7.0
MoviesDune’s “Desert Power”—and PredicamentBy Natalia KeoganOctober 8, 2021Rating7.2
MoviesEwe Get What Ewe Deserve in Lamb's Muttonheaded FableBy Jacob OllerOctober 7, 2021Rating5.8
MoviesTeary Petite Maman Depicts How Past Converses with PresentBy Brianna ZiglerOctober 7, 2021Rating8.0
MoviesNo Time to Die Takes Plenty of Time, and Care, to Say GoodbyeBy Jesse HassengerOctober 6, 2021Rating7.5
MoviesThe Persistence of MemoriaBy Natalia KeoganOctober 6, 2021Rating9.2
MoviesV/H/S/94 Lives and Dies by Timo Tjahjanto's Gory HandBy Jim VorelOctober 6, 2021Rating7.0
MoviesC’mon C’mon Offers Childlike Catharsis within a Bleak, Anxious WorldBy Natalia KeoganOctober 5, 2021Rating8.9
MoviesThe Power of the Dog is a Muted Portrait of Rage and RepressionBy Brianna ZiglerOctober 4, 2021Rating7.5