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The Drama: A Morally Knotty Dive into the Perceptions of Love
Even with these cracks in the foundation, The Drama remains a vital, thought-provoking movie.
Backrooms: All Hail the Digital Pioneer Who Saved the Summer Movie Season
I appreciate that Backrooms – mostly – refuses to cater to cheap, crowd-pleasing jump scares.
The Stranger: None of This Matters, Does It?
Ultimately, The Stranger works because it behaves like a slow-burn harrowing horror disguised as a romantic drama.
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