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Born to Kill (1947)

  • Post author:agni hogaboom
  • Post published:January 25, 2021
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I love the noir formula, but about halfway through a noir I can admit to myself if it's a bit crummy. It took me a while to get there with 1947's Born to Kill, but the last 40% of the film slowly circled the drain and petered out, which was too damn bad.

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Apostle (2018)

  • Post author:agni hogaboom
  • Post published:October 20, 2018
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This review contains minor spoilers. In this Netflix period drama, prodigal son and erstwhile missionary Thomas (Dan Stevens) returns home to find his father aging and addled, and his sister…

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Halloween (2018) delivers the horror matriarchy we so desperately need

  • Post author:agni hogaboom
  • Post published:October 19, 2018
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The first Halloween was a hard act to follow - as it's an almost perfect horror film - but follow many films did. To date the franchise includes seven sequels (a…

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Halloween (1978)

  • Post author:agni hogaboom
  • Post published:October 16, 2018
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It is hard to overstate the brilliance of this early John Carpenter effort, and the influence it had on the modern slasher film. It isn't the first film of its…

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