Review of 'M3Gan 2.0': robots are aware of themselves and so are the laughs
“M3Gan 2.0” is another brilliant showcase for its violent antiheroin, an artificially intelligent doll with little consideration for human life.…
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Review of 'Companion': Aia and mixture of dating dating in horror lark
As Studio Horror has become increasingly fun, closer to a walk in the amusement park than anything really disconcerting, it…
'Imaginary' review: possession horror that's unbearably boring
Your mental to-do list should be a packed schedule of action items by the time “Imaginary,” a cheap-looking exercise in…