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Thomas Mann Anchors Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’s Friendship Tale
A tale of friendship, sickness, and youth — Me and Earl and the Dying Girl reviewed.
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Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
Movie Reviews7.6/10
Night of the Living Dead Review: A Landmark of Horror That Still Holds Up
A horror film of a farmhouse, a shotgun, and the dead rising once more — a tale of terror that has never ceased to haunt.
Movie Reviews6.3/10
Four Men Drink Their Way Back to 1986 in This Comedy About a Broken Hot Tub
A quartet of grown men plunge into a boiling tub and emerge in a year gone by, altering the course of their own lives in a tale of mirth and madness.
Movie Reviews7.2/10
‘The Land Before Time’: A Simple Journey That Still Earns Its Reputation
A review of Don Bluth's 1988 animated classic, a tale of a young dinosaur's perilous journey across a vast, untamed land.
Movie Reviews6.4/10
Surf’s Up Review: A Competent, Occasionally Brilliant Mockumentary That Can’t Quite Hold Its Own
A mockumentary tale of a penguin boy's quest to win a grand surfing contest, blending comedy with a tender heart.
Movie Reviews8.7/10
Eraserhead Review: Lynch’s Debut Turns Birth Into a Nightmare You Can’t Shake
A nightmare of a man and his monstrous child in a gray industrial city, David Lynch's debut Eraserhead remains a masterwork of dread.
Movie Reviews8.7/10
55 Years On, Dirty Harry Still Smashes Its Murder Cases — Score 8.7/10
A grim tale of a lone cop and a killer's demand, wherein justice is not served with mercy but with a swift, terrible hand.
Movie Reviews6.2/10
Set It Up Review: Netflix Rom-Com Sets Up a Premise Better Than Its Ending
A tale of two assistants, each to a boss of wealth and power, who contrive a scheme wherein their masters shall meet and fall into love.
Movie Reviews5.7/10
Neeson Takes Out the Cartel in Cold Pursuit, a Grim Hunt Anchored by His Own Literate Revenge
A snowplow driver avenges his murdered son in a relentless chain of killings in this grim, violent tale.
Movie Reviews5/10
Labyrinth Review: Jennifer Connelly’s Magical Quest Through Jim Henson’s Twisted Maze
A tale of a girl who wishes her infant brother away into a twisting maze, wherein dwells a king who would tempt her soul.
Movie Reviews2.7/10
‘The Three Musketeers’: Anderson’s Bloated, Pointless Mess
A tale of three musketeers betrayed, a duke's schemes, and a young man who seeks to restore honor to a disbanded order.
Movie Reviews6.4/10
Café Society Review: Woody Allen’s 1930s Hollywood Farce Is Clever But Rarely Moving
A review of Woody Allen's romantic comedy Café Society, starring Jesse Eisenberg, Blake Lively, and Steve Carell.