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  Eating Raoul 1982

  

  Jim Dooley ★★★★ 2

  Part allegory, part send-up, part social commentary, and part situation comedy (an incredibly black parody of various television offerings), EATING RAOUL is one of those films that you'll probably either…

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  Bone Tomahawk 2015

  

  Gabe ★★½ 2

  it’s tough to rate this because it’s an incredibly well made, well paced, well acted, well executed, thrilling, etc.  and is also racist/genocidal on a level on par with that…

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  Night on Earth 1991

  

  kársten ★★★★½ 15

  Rosie Perez is really good at saying “fuck you”

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  Woman in the Dunes 1964

  

  Jim Dooley ★★★★★

  I had no idea of what to expect from this film, and I was blown away by the experience!  Japanese cinema can have long stretches of emptiness with seemingly nothing…

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  In a Lonely Place 1950

  

  Lexi Amoriello

  One of my favorite things about older movies is how people used to treat screenwriters like celebrities. It’s as though everyone used to acknowledge how essential writers are to the…

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  Secrets & Lies 1996

  

  jfree123 ★★★★½ 3

  This brought out a lot of emotions in me. I laughed, I shed a tear but above all, I was completely and utterly shocked. This didn’t touch me because I…

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  The Phantom of the Convent 1934

  

  Jim Dooley ★★★★ 2

  What a delight!
     
  EL FANTASMA DEL CONVENTO is a Mexican horror movie from 1934 that reminded me of many other of the better “haunted” or “supernatural” shows that…

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  Enys Men 2022

  

  Lissla Lissar ★★

  Dammit I got Skinamarinked.