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Two men in a forest setting, one assisting the other who appears to be injured or distressed.
Review

The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It

by Anna Bogutskaya

The third instal­ment in the hor­ror fran­chise gives us a lot of Ed and Lor­raine War­ren, but not near­ly enough Satan.

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Close-up of a creepy-looking doll with a girl's reflection visible in the background.
Review

Annabelle Comes Home

by Anton Bitel

The demon­ic doll is back play­ing para­nor­mal hav­oc as this hor­ror fran­chise points to its future.

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3
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3
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Dark silhouette of a monstrous creature in a hazy, turquoise underwater scene.
Review

Godzilla: King of the Monsters

by Anton Bitel

The third instal­ment in Legendary’s Mon­ster­Verse fran­chise is a clash of the titans on an epic scale.

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3
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A man in a suit speaking into a microphone, surrounded by a crowd, in front of a Greenpeace banner.
Review

The Front Runner

by Adam Nayman

If noth­ing else, this tawdry polit­i­cal dra­ma proves that Jason Reit­man is no Steven Spielberg.

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2
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Two people, a man and a woman, sitting across from each other in an aeroplane cabin, engaged in conversation.
Review

The Commuter

by Elena Lazic

Liam Nee­son and Jaume Col­let-Ser­ra join forces once more for this fast-paced and furi­ous­ly enter­tain­ing actioner.

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4
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A woman in a blue shirt and a man in a grey suit sit and converse in a dimly lit corridor.
Review

Source Code

by Adam Woodward

Dun­can Jones has hit the ground run­ning, but there’s no need for Nolan to watch his back just yet.

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