Despite its flaws, it’s easy to be charmed by the unconventional flair of this modern love story.
“His Three Daughters”
A profound piece of cinema that captures a raw, authentic portrait of anticipatory grief while hitting all of its heavy emotional targets.
“Hell of a Summer”
There are a few jokey gags, but the laughs that this camp slasher film needs are nowhere to be found.
“Pain Hustlers”
The messaging is thorny, with a lighthearted, glib attitude that makes the film seem confused with its own intentions.
“Scrap”
Here is a movie for people who don’t have it all figured out: in other words, most of us.
“The Killer”
This film is a mood, and that mood screams David Fincher.
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