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Movie Review: Sharks Aren't the Scariest Thing in the Sea-Bound, Super Thriller 'Dangerous Animals'

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As if a movie about sharks wasn’t scary enough, the filmmakers behind “Dangerous Animals” have upped the screams by adding what every thriller should demand — a serial killer. While See the Story

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‘Fame And Other Four-Letter Words’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – The Meaning In The Apparent Little Things Change

The first short film that I got to see at the Tribeca Film Festival this year—and the seventh film that I will be covering in general—is a cute one. Fame and Other Four-Letter Words is quite the cheesy narrative for its format. At the same time, it is straightforward in presenting takeaway messages. Running at a bit over fourteen minutes, this science-fiction comedy short has some amusing screenwriting that will have viewers thinking for a momen…Read Article

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George Romero’s Daughter Tina Talks QUEENS OF THE DEAD: A Big, Gay, Blood-Soaked Tribute to Her Father’s Legacy — GeekTyrant

Tina Romero is stepping behind the camera for her directorial debut, and she’s not shying away from the family legacy. Her first feature, Queens of the Dead, is set to premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 7, and yes, it’s a zombie movie. But, this one’s marching to the beat of a queer warehouse drag show, not the slow shuffle of mall-wandering corpses. In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, referencing her late father, George …See the Story

‘Terror Night’, Or ‘Epadunk’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – Standard Horror Can Still Be Good

The ninth short film that I got the chance to see at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival—and the fifth that I am covering—is yet another horror title. Terror Night, or Epadunk, is a horror narrative set in Sweden. Also classifying as a romantic drama, the film meets the conventions of horror slashers. However, it’s a shame that it couldn’t play more into supernatural conventions. Running at nearly thirteen minutes, the short follows a young woman …Sweden · Sweden Read Article

Kate Siegel And Stephen King's ‘Lily’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – An Animated Tale Of Trepidation And Tygers

The second short film that I had the pleasure of seeing ahead of its Tribeca Film Festival premiere—and the fourth that I will be covering—is one intended for younger audiences, which is a change of tone for someone like Stephen King. Lily is a ten-minute narrative centered on a third-grade elementary school child who navigates a rough classroom setting. Compiled in the same short story collection as the source material for Frank Darabont’s The …Stephen King · New York Read Article

‘A Brighter Summer Day For The Lady Avengers’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – Solemn, Silent, Satiating, And Satisfying

The fifth short film that I had the delightful opportunity of seeing at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival—and the third one that I will be covering—is utter perfection. Without a doubt, A Brighter Summer Day for the Lady Avengers has brilliant pacing and conveys what it needs to in its twelve-minute runtime. This Taiwanese experimental horror short film is dialogueless. In place of speech’s absence are visual cues, imagery, and appeals to the ea…Taiwan · Taiwan Read Article

Aimee Garcia And A.J. Mendez's ‘Aimee Comes First’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – A First Come, First Serve Coming-Of-Age Short

The eighth short film that I had the pleasure of watching for this year’s Tribeca Film Festival—and the second one that I will be covering—is a coming-of-age sex comedy. While technically categorized as a romantic comedy—yes, according to bell hooks, loving oneself counts as romance—actor-writer-director-producer Aimee Garcia’s Aimee Comes First is awkward and weird. However, when it comes to narratives as personal as losing one’s virginity or, …New York State · New York Read Article

‘Playing God’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – Mutated Models Molded By A Mad Man

Returning to Tribeca with a few handfuls of reviews in store for June 2025, I needed to start with the types of storytelling that speak to me. As one of the first four shorts I got to see, Playing God appeals to me straightaway from the looks of it. This French-Italian stop-motion animated horror thriller short film is not necessarily a mimicry of Biblical birth. Rather, it depicts what it feels like to be in control or controlled. More can be s…France · France Read Article

Exclusive Interview: Writer/Director Julia Max on “the Horror and the Heartbreak” of “THE SURRENDER” - Rue Morgue

The first-time feature filmmaker incorporated personal experience, some truly unnerving makeup effects and more.See the Story

Review: Australian Horror Bring Her Back Is a Genuinely Evil Movie, Which Is a Good Thing

69% Left coverage: 13 sources

Feels less like a movie than a finely tuned instrument of doom, where evil has been concentrated into an exceptionally and impressively nasty 104 minutesYouTube See the Story

That Guy Dangling From an Airplane in the Latest 'Mission: Impossible'? Yeah, He's a Badger

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The eighth film in the franchise reminds us that protagonist Ethan Hunt, played by Tom Cruise, was born in Madison.Tom Cruise See the Story

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Movie Review: Sharks Aren't the Scariest Thing in the Sea-Bound, Super Thriller 'Dangerous Animals'

‘Fame And Other Four-Letter Words’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – The Meaning In The Apparent Little Things Change

George Romero’s Daughter Tina Talks QUEENS OF THE DEAD: A Big, Gay, Blood-Soaked Tribute to Her Father’s Legacy — GeekTyrant

‘Terror Night’, Or ‘Epadunk’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – Standard Horror Can Still Be Good

Kate Siegel And Stephen King's ‘Lily’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – An Animated Tale Of Trepidation And Tygers

‘A Brighter Summer Day For The Lady Avengers’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – Solemn, Silent, Satiating, And Satisfying

Aimee Garcia And A.J. Mendez's ‘Aimee Comes First’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – A First Come, First Serve Coming-Of-Age Short

‘Playing God’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – Mutated Models Molded By A Mad Man

Exclusive Interview: Writer/Director Julia Max on “the Horror and the Heartbreak” of “THE SURRENDER” - Rue Morgue

Review: Australian Horror Bring Her Back Is a Genuinely Evil Movie, Which Is a Good Thing

That Guy Dangling From an Airplane in the Latest 'Mission: Impossible'? Yeah, He's a Badger

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