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The Deserving (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Not deserving of my recommendation

Die Before You Die (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | An influencer gets (six feet) deep

Azrael (Samara Weaving) (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Be loud about this wordless horror

Home Sweet Home: Where Evil Lives (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Home alone with sins of the past

The Critic (2024, Ian McKellen) (REVIEW) | Projector | Has some critical problems

Last Straw (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Serves a new twist on the siege invasion thriller

Reawakening (Jared Harris) (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Is she their daughter or not?

Subservience (Megan Fox) (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Fails to electrify

Girls Will Be Girls (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | A frank, Sundance winning coming-of-age film

Duchess (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Neil Marshall shouldn't be Guy Ritchie

AfrAId (REVIEW) | Projector | Oh, just log off!

Paradise is Burning (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Three wild sisters trying to survive girlhood

Schlitter: Evil in the Woods (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Jigsaw if he was a French lumberjack

Between the Temples (Jason Schwartzman, REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Love or hate it, it's kosher

Alien: Romulus (REVIEW) | Projector | The most conflicted I've ever felt about a film

Chuck Chuck Baby (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Love, feathers and music are in the air

Unicorns (2024, Ben Hardy) (REVIEW) | Projector #Shorts | Love can be a drag sometimes

The Exorcism (REVIEW) | Projector | Russell Crowe can't save a (genuinely) cursed film

The Moor (Bernard Hill) (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Sometimes less is moor

There's Still Tomorrow (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | Bigger than Barbie! (in Italy)

Challengers (REVIEW) | Projector | Zendaya plays doubles off the tennis court

LaRoy, Texas (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | If you're a Fargo fan, pay this town a visit

Swede Caroline (REVIEW) | Projector #shorts | A patchy vegetable whodunnit mockumentary

Civil War (REVIEW) | Projector | Flawed, but not apolitical