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Walking into Saint Maud, the debut film from writer-director Rose Glass, I did not know
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Freaks (2019) Review
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Few films have managed to capture Lovecraft’s works on celluloid, despite having some of the
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White Lie opens with a rather bleak look at a woman with a shaved head,
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With The Witch, Robert Eggers cemented himself as a director to follow. It was a
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