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‘Gazer’ Exclusive Clip Teases Murder and Madness in Shot on 16mm Thriller

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Time distorts in unsettling ways in our exclusive new clip from Gazer, the dark neo-noir thriller in the vein of Memento centered around a potentially

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fangoria.com

Exclusive GAZER Clip Teases A Trippy Neo-Noir Nightmare

Opening in theaters today, April 4, via Metrograph Pictures is Ryan J. Sloan's Gazer, and we're excited to bring you an exclusive clip of the neo-noir

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Dread Central

‘Gazer’ Review: A Dreamy, Liminal Neo-Noir

North Jersey has never looked so strange than in Ryan J. Sloan’s directorial debut Gazer. His twist on neo-noir is a liminal nightmare drenched in film grain and dread, a smoldering slow burn through one woman’s desperate attempts to provide for her daughter in the face of a degenerative illness. Featuring a stunning performance by Ariella Mastroianni (who also co-wrote and produced the film), this indie thriller treads familiar ground with aest…

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'Gazer' Review: A Unexpectedly Twisty, Atmospheric Slow Burn

Within the first few minutes of “Gazer,” it’s easy to tell that a woman named Frankie (Ariella Mastroianni) is struggling. Our heroine, it would seem, has been living with a disorder of some sort, one that requires her to go about her day with a cassette tape player spouting commands into her ear throughout; these words, however, aren’t of the motivational variety or her favorite podcast. As she works a menial gas station job, the tape’s verbiag…

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ScreenAnarchy

GAZER Review: Atmospheric Neo-Noir Crumbles Under Its Own Style

Frankie (Ariella Mastroianni) is already having a rough night, having just been fired from her gas station job, when it gets even more complicated as she starts to believe that she witnessed an act of violence. "Believe" is an operative word here. Frankie’s perception of reality makes her an unreliable narrator because she has a neurological condition called dyschronometria. To make sense of the surrounding world, Frankie dictates endless tapes …

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Bloody Disgusting!

‘Gazer’ Exclusive Clip Teases Murder and Madness in Shot on 16mm Thriller

Time distorts in unsettling ways in our exclusive new clip from Gazer, the dark neo-noir thriller in the vein of Memento centered around a potentially

2 days ago

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