The 80s retro sci-fi horror story is what I’d lovingly refer to as a slumber party movie: it’s breezy, playful, and thoroughly enjoyable.
“Quiz Lady”
A goofy comedy about sisterhood that delivers a bubbly burst of feel-good entertainment.
“You’re Not Me”
The theming and messaging are heavy-handed, with forceful critiques on class, control, social status, family dynamics, and the hatred of “the other.”
“The Coffee Table”
This unrelenting, bleak domestic drama with a sinister streak is one of the darkest films I have ever seen.
“Five Nights at Freddy’s”
Scrubbed and sanitized to score a PG-13 rating, this horror movie isn’t scary, silly, nor campy enough, which sucks every last drop of fun right out of the killer premise.
“The Burial”
A well cast, well acted, and well told David vs. Goliath true courtroom drama that is set up to be an all-around crowd pleaser.
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