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Alison Willmore

Alison Willmore

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    Recent Articles

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    The Accountant 2 Cannot Be Taken Seriously

    Do not approach this sequel, starring Ben Affleck as an underworld accountant again, with any sort of sobriety.
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    What’s at SXSW? Unicorns, Threesomes, and Another Simple Favor

    The 15 movies we’re lining up to see at this year’s South by Southwest Film Festival.
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    Osgood Perkins Gets Into the Family Business With ‘Longlegs’

    Osgood Perkins might be better known as Dorky Dave from ‘Legally Blonde.’ He’s also Norman Bates’s son and the director behind the summer’s most indescribably upsetting horror movie, ‘Longlegs.’
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    With Mickey 17 , Bong Joon Ho Offers a Bitterly Funny Take on America

    Robert Pattinson plays an immortal drudge and Mark Ruffalo gives sci-fi Trump in the new film from the director of Parasite.
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    ‘Heart Eyes’ & Why Horror Comedy Is the Genre of Our Moment

    And Heart Eyes is funny and gory enough to fit the bill.
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    Review: ‘Companion’ Is a Perfectly Mean Romp

    Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid star in a comedic thriller that’s better with dark twists than it is with big ideas.
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    Review: ‘Flight Risk’ Is Not the Right Kind of Dumb

    This gimmicky thriller, directed by Mel Gibson and starring Mark Wahlberg, starts falling apart almost as soon as it gets started.
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    Review: Shouldn’t ‘Nosferatu’ Be Scarier?

    Lily Rose-Depp stars in a vampire movie from The Witch director Robert Eggers that’s gorgeous and weirdly inert.
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    ‘Grand Theft Hamlet’ Review: A Delightful Documentary

    Shot entirely in Grand Theft Auto Online, this film about two actors attempting an unusual Shakespeare production is both hilarious and touching.
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    They Don’t Make Comedies Like One of Them Days Anymore

    But they should.
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    Luca Guadagnino’s Queer Is More Challenging Than You Might Expect

    For such a hot movie, this Daniel Craig–starring William S. Burroughs adaptation sure feels emotionally sealed off.