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‘Love’ season two is like all great relationships

Despite billing as a romantic comedy, deeply dark, painfully authentic comedy 'Love' season two is about as far from a frothy romance as you can get.

by: Frances Levy

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How ‘Adrift’ could be a better representation for female travellers

Hey Hollywood, can you make one badass female solo travel film without a guy? This was our thought after watching 'Adrift'.

by: Sarah Durn

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‘Okja’ goes for gold at the scene-chewing Olympics

'Okja' aims boldly to decry Western greed by making it out to be even more gluttonous than the chubby ungulates on the screen.

by: Nick Hanover

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‘American Gods’: Why Neil Gaiman’s world makes must-see TV

'American Gods' has been deemed unfilmable. Starz stood up to the challenge and have created an eight-episode adaption. Any good? We think so.

by: Daniel Bennifer

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Women who kill and female horror auteurs to watch now

From ‘The Beguiled’ to ‘The Love Witch’, here are the female horror auteurs you should be keeping a close eye on. Just in time for Halloween!

by: Nathan Hardisty

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Ballet of blood and guts: A rundown of ‘Suspiria”s best bits

In celebration of Guadagnino’s bone-crunching remake, let’s look at the best moments from the OG 'Suspiria' and ask: how could they possibly be topped?

by: Kieran Dutton

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‘My Friend Dahmer’: A killer coming-of-age story

Directed by Marc Meyers, ‘My Friend Dahmer’ is a bleak coming-of-age story that delves into the early life of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer.

by: Nathan Hardisty

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Why ‘Ad Astra’ is an intergalactic disappointment

'Ad Astra' wears its message on its sleeve: we're supposed to think about what we’re teaching boys about emotions. A better script might have met that goal.