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She Loved Blossoms More Review: Trippy Sci-Fi Horror Is Brimming With Creativity & Style But Not Much Else

From Dwayne Johnson's dramatic turn in The Smashing Machine to Daniel Day-Lewis's return to the big screen, ScreenRant's got you covered with reviews.

This slothy psychological drama is frustratingly dull and underwhelming despite gorgeous cinematography and great performances.

Him Review: Marlon Wayans' Performance Is The Only Source Of Tension In This Messy Psychological Sports Horror

It might have made for a better short film than a full feature, but as a psychological horror, the film falls flat. 

Barker has crafted a directorial horror debut that is deliciously dark, absurd, and eerie.

It makes some sense in its own bizarre way, but it’s also reaching in its efforts to say something meaningful.

Rental Family Review: Brendan Fraser Delivers A Deeply Touching Performance In One Of The Year's Best Dramas

The film is genuinely funny, and the cast is up to the task as the story balances impending consequences for Maria’s actions and gasp-inducing comedy.

The Conjuring: Last Rites Review - Michael Chaves Balances Genuinely Terrifying Moments With Heart In Successful Send-Off For Warrens