Tag: Chicago Indie Critics
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Bring Her Back will keep you awake at night
Bring Her Back is a messed-up look at loss that keeps you glued to your seat. Sally Hawkins is fantastic, nurturing, horrifying, and steals the scenes she is in.
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The Old Woman with the Knife is Coming for You
Revenge movies, at times, can be very predictable. As the story unfolds before the audience, they can see hints here and there that reveal who the protagonist is going to
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Our Recap of the Chicago Critics Film Festival
We recap the movies we were able to see at this year’s Chicago Critics Film Festival.
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Clown in a Cornfield
Clown in a Cornfield has a fun concept that might not be suitable for everyone. The movie is full of gore and has a few jump scares that will surely satiate horror fans.
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Taking off with Fight or Flight
Fight or Flight feels like a combination of The Raid and Bullet Train and it is incredible!
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We are the Thunderbolts*
Mature themes have always been a part of Marvel Comics. From Daredevil: Yellow, Spider-Man: Blue, Old Man Logan, and 1 Month 2 Live, we have been told stories beyond heroes
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Joining the Rebellion with Andor Season 2
Andor Season 2 shows how raising the level of maturity in a Star Wars show can elevate the medium.
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Sinners Amongst Us
Ryan Coogler has gifted the audience with a movie that not only breaks traditional norms but shows the magic of storytelling.
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