Uneven but still entertaining crime-dy directed by that singular Coen brother that's also one of the Skarsgard brood.
You don't mind the stop-and-start nature because Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan carry you through the dead spots.
Qualley's accent is a hoot. Viswanathan remains deadpan genius.
Struggles to fill its (barely) 80 minutes and there are times it feels like the first episode of a series on that streaming service you forgot to cancel and now you're on the hook for…
The Talented Mr. Ripley and Purple Noon are two of my favorite films (I haven't seen The American Friend enough to make a judgement) so to see an adaptation by Steven Zaillian played by Hot Priest? Sure.
As you'd expect from Netflix, the 8 eps are stretched out and 6 would have been fine. Scenes that would normally have been cut are left in because who cares, it's Netflix. There's about and hour in the entire series of walking up…
Ever since Abigail dropped, this 2011 vampire ballerina nugget from the French-Ext guys that did Inside (one of my personal favorite horror movies) has been making the rounds.
Unsettling more than actually scary, but more than enough shots of gore to keep you sated. You want French vampires, you get them. You want excellent examples of ballet dancing...watch another movie.
The ending may leave you with more ????s than WTFs but it's barely 90 minutes long.
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A life-sappingly boring horror/police procedural that makes you wonder what's happening in Christian Bale's life that he did this and Thor: Love and Thunder in the same year.
Blink if you're under duress, Christian Bale.
This movie took 91-year old Robert Duvall out of bed. W...t...f.
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