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Lena Wilson

Lena Wilson

Project Manager/Freelance Writer/Film Critic at The New York Times

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Recent Articles

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Girl Hunter or Girl Hunted? (Published 2022)

In her Y.A. thriller “I’m the Girl,” Courtney Summers uses a murder mystery to explore pressing questions about female empowerment.
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‘The Immaculate Room’ Review: A Blank Slate (Published 2022)

In this drama, a couple tries to live in a stark room with no distractions for 50 days.
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‘Fall’ Review: Things Are Looking Down (Published 2022)

In this nerve-shredding thriller, two young women fight to survive while stranded on top of a 2,000-foot TV tower.
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‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’ Review: ‘Euphoria’ With Knives (Published 2022)

In this film from Halina Reijn, a group of rich Gen Z friends fear that a killer is stalking their inner circle.
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‘Not Okay’ Review: Posting Through It (Published 2022)

In this social media satire, a young woman desperate to find her purpose executes a heinous hoax.
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‘Zombies 3’ Review: Take Me to Your Cheerleader (Published 2022)

In the final installment of this Disney trilogy, the arrival of aliens alters our high school heroes’ quests for college — and social — acceptance.
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‘The Sea Beast’ Review: Of Monsters and Men (Published 2022)

In this new animated film from Netflix, a monster hunter and an orphan become unlikely allies at sea.
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‘My Fake Boyfriend’ Review: Deepfake Dating (Published 2022)

A gay man gets trapped in a web of lies after his overeager best friend concocts an artificial relationship for him on social media.
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‘The Lost Girls’ Review: Wendy’s Telling of Peter Pan (Published 2022)

In her second feature film, the director Livia De Paolis awkwardly tries to comment on the gender dynamics in J.M Barrie’s classic.
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‘Watcher’ Review: Terror, at a Glance (Published 2022)

In Chloe Okuno’s taut first feature, a woman is convinced a man is watching and possibly even following her.
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‘Torn Hearts’ Review: Sequins and Savagery (Published 2022)

In this horror movie with a Southern twang, an aspiring country duo seek guidance from their unhinged icon.
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‘Operation Mincemeat’ Review: A Bland Hash (Published 2022)

In this World War II drama from Netflix, a team of spies uses a vagrant’s corpse to outwit the Nazis.
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‘Along for the Ride’ Review: Becoming a Kid Again (Published 2022)

A Netflix adaptation turns a best-selling novel by Sarah Dessen about a perfectionist teenage girl into a slick and breezy, Instagram-friendly story.
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‘Memory’ Review: Getting Too Old for This (Published 2022)

In this action thriller, Liam Neeson plays an assassin struggling with Alzheimer’s disease. It’s not as interesting as it sounds.
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‘Wyrmwood: Apocalypse’ Review: Maximum Zombie Slayage (Published 2022)

In this Australian zombie sequel, a soldier helps a pack of vigilantes rise up against his evil boss.
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‘Meat the Future’ Review: The Growth of a ‘Clean Meat’ Start-Up (Pu...

In her new film, the documentarian Liz Marshall depicts the rise of Upside Foods, a company that produces meat from animal cells.
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‘Barbarians’ Review: Unexpected Visitors (Published 2022)

In this new thriller set in the countryside, tension mounts between two men until a home invasion takes it to homicidal heights.
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‘The Exorcism of God’ Review: Devilishly Demeaning (Published 2022)

In this regressive tale of demons and damsels, a priest must admit his sins before he can vanquish a malevolent spirit.
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‘Hell Is Empty’ Review: Sins of the Father (Published 2022)

In this bare-bones horror film, a young woman joins a cult and eventually defies its patriarch.
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‘Hellbender’ Review: The Family That Preys Together (Published 2022)

In a horror feature by a family of filmmakers, a young woman discovers her mother has been stifling her supernatural abilities.
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‘The In Between’ Review: Love Never Dies (Published 2022)

A teenage girl thinks that her dead boyfriend’s spirit is reaching out from the Great Beyond.