Captures the aesthetics of the early 80s noir thriller with a low budget, retro feel that provides a callback to films of the era.
“Prime Time”
Much like its lead character, the film doesn’t seem have a plan of where it wants to go or how it wants to get there.
“Wild Indian”
Raises interesting ideas about grief, guilt, and responsibility, shedding light on the ongoing struggles of Indigenous people.
“Eight for Silver”
This atmospheric, moody, gory, gothic horror film feels like a game changer for the genre.
“Passing”
The timely issues of gender, identity, race, and class are squandered in a bland, boring wrapper.
“Coming Home in the Dark”
It’s not the most inventive revenge thriller, but the film is filled with an unrelenting brutality that will give your nerves a jolt.
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