
The Black Demon opens with a scroll outlining its mythical namesake, suggesting that the film is more than a simple creature feature.
It’s…not.
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by Joe Lipsett
The Black Demon opens with a scroll outlining its mythical namesake, suggesting that the film is more than a simple creature feature.
It’s…not.
[Read more…]by Joe Lipsett
Mrs. Davis returns with “A Great Place To Drink To Control Your Drink” – which deprioritizes the central characters in order to spin a yard with surprising emotional complexity.
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by Joe Lipsett
Ever since the first image of Simone (Betty Gilpin) – dressed in a sapphire blue nun’s habit angrily striding down a crowded hospital corridor – dropped, it was clear that Mrs. Davis was something unique.
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There’s an economy of storytelling to How To Blow Up a Pipeline, which wastes no time jumping right into the meat of the story.
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There’s a finite number of reality TV premises, most of which have been thoroughly explored. While Jury Duty, Amazon Freevee’s new series, isn’t exactly breaking the mold, the comedy – which hails from the producers of The Office –feels like a slightly fresh take on a familiar idea.
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