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21 articles

October 30
- Freaky Review: Vince Vaughn’s Body-Swap Horror Wastes A Clever, Valuable Premise
October 28
- Netflix’s Holidate Review: A Refreshingly Raunchy Comedy For The Holidays
- The Craft: Legacy Review: The Sequel Invokes The Spirit Of The Original In A Brand New Story
- Come Play Review: A Tight And Tense Horror Offering With Some Creaky Floorboards
October 23
- Memories Of Murder Review: A Murder Mystery That Will Keep Even The Biggest Genre Fans Guessing
October 21
- HBO Max’s The Witches Review: Anne Hathaway Is Wonderfully Freaky In An Adequate Remake
- Amazon’s Borat Subsequent Moviefilm Review: Not As Novel As The Original, But Still Very Nice
October 20
- Synchronic Review: Anthony Mackie And Jamie Dornan Lead An Impressive Addition To The Time Travel Subgenre
October 19
- Hulu’s Bad Hair Review: A Smart Horror Movie That Loses Its Way
October 15
- Netflix’s Rebecca Review: A Spooky Mystery With Great Performances From Lily James And Armie Hammer
October 14
- Love And Monsters Review: A Heartfelt Comedy With Tons Of Monster Action
- Honest Thief Review: If I Said This Movie Was At Least Fun, I’d Be Lying
October 12
- Welcome To The Blumhouse’s Evil Eye Review: An Oddly Relevant, But Mostly Average Horror Story
- Welcome To The Blumhouse’s Nocturne Review: A Spooky, Well-Crafted Modern Witchcraft Tale
- Disney+'s Clouds Review: A Surprisingly Mature Look At Life And Death
October 9
- The War With Grandpa Review: A Little Humor And A Little Heart, But Not Enough Of Either
October 8
- Netflix’s The Forty-Year-Old Version Review: A Debut So Exceptionally Good It Feels Like A Homecoming
October 7
- Netflix’s Hubie Halloween Review: Adam Sandler's Latest Gets Some Laughs, But It’s A Bummer As An Uncut Gems Follow-Up
October 5
- Welcome To The Blumhouse’s The Lie Review: A Predictable But Effective Psychological Thriller
- Welcome To The Blumhouse’s Black Box Review: A Cool Concept Explored With Limitations
October 2
- The Glorias Review: An Artistic And Eye-Opening Biopic Befitting Gloria Steinem