A John Waters by way of Gwar nightmare that’s simultaneously hilarious, revolting, and nihilistically committed to bad taste.
“Retreat”
An unsettling psychological thriller with groundbreaking execution, though not all of its bold swings fully land.
“Swiped”
A pretty standard and shallow startup biopic that features a big idea, early success, toxic fallout, reinvention, and redemption.
“Brute 1976”
A throwback indie horror film for genre fans who will appreciate the little details that make slasher flicks so much bloody fun.
“Out Standing”
Deeply personal and urgently political, this portrait of one woman’s resilience is a call to keep pushing for change.
“One Battle After Another”
A searing, sprawling, and outrageously original film, this provocative political epic certainly sets itself ablaze with ideas and imagery.
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