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Alison Willmore

Alison Willmore

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    Recent Articles

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    ‘Chronovisor’ Is a Miniature Masterpiece of Dark Academia

    A real professor stars as a fictional one in this beguiling low-budget thriller about a device that lets you see into the past.
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    Buddy Is the Latest Effort to Find the Scary Side of Nostalgia

    Adult Swim stalwart Casper Kelly riffs on Barney in his new horror movie that just isn’t as good as his short Too Many Cooks.
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    Matthew McConaughey’s First Movie in 6 Years Is Bananas in the Best...

    The Rivals of Amziah King is a rural comedy, a musical, and an agricultural crime drama, and it’s pretty damn wonderful.
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    Review: I Can’t Believe ‘The End of Oak Street’ Exists

    And it’s a great time! Anne Hathaway shoots a gun at a dinosaur!
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    Here Is My Theory About One Night Only

    There could’ve been a darkly satirical version of this movie that goes full Starship Troopers on the rom-com genre. But that’s not the movie we got.
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    ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Is an Absolute Banger

    Jane Schoenbrun’s ecstatic meditation on slasher movies and sexual reclaims nostalgia as a force for good.
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    The Dawn of Jane Schoenbrun

    Their first two horror films amazed Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader, and Emma Stone. The third won over Cannes. What’s next?
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    When Will the Movies Let Tom Holland Grow Up?

    In Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the British actor, like the superhero he’s playing, struggles to show us what might be next.
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    ‘The Odyssey’ Is a Natural End Point for Christopher Nolan

    The British filmmaker’s take on Homer is both splendid and emotionally removed.
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    Live-Action ‘Moana’ Review: Please Stop Making These

    Moana is the latest depressing exercise in Disney squeezing value out of one of its established hits.
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    After All, Why Not? Why Shouldn’t the Minions Make a Love Letter to...

    Minions & Monsters is kind of like The Artist or Babylon, only with a giant orange blob-monster attack at the end.