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Vibrant anime-style characters, including a woman with long red hair, a bearded older man in ornate robes, and a blonde man, seated in an ornate, dimly lit chamber.
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Lord Of The Rings: The War Of The Rohirrim review – not canon-level

by David Jenkins

This ani­mé-style jour­ney to Mid­dle Earth dials back on risk and charm to robust­ly tell a sim­ple tale of good ver­sus evil.

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Anticipation
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In Retrospect
Intense crimson and orange hues, abstract composition with blurry edges.
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Talk to Me review – visually and emotionally brutal horror

by Katherine McLaughlin

YouTube duo Michael and Dan­ny Philip­pou make the ambi­tious leap to fea­ture film­mak­ing with a thor­ough­ly dis­turb­ing, uncom­pro­mis­ing horror.

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Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
Four people sitting at a table in a rustic mountain lodge, enjoying food and drink while looking out at a snowy landscape through large windows. Dark wooden furniture and a chequered tablecloth contrast with the bright, wintry scene outside.
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Downhill

by Hannah Strong

This US remake of Ruben Östlund’s ski-bound com­e­dy-dra­ma Force Majeure over­sim­pli­fies the source material.

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Anticipation
2
Enjoyment
2
In Retrospect
Unsettling close-up of a creepy-looking doll with large, wide-open eyes, red cheeks, and a sinister grin.
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Annabelle: Creation

by David Jenkins

This stripped-back haunt­ed doll sequel racks up a few nice jump scares, but doesn’t man­age much more than that.

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