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Our Hero, Balthazar review – a darkly comic satire of incel culture and gun violence

A poser activist and an online troll strike up a homoerotic friendship in Safdie brothers collaborator Oscar Boyson’s scabrous story

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Sam Worthington and Jai Courtney join Ray Mendoza's new Western film Blood on the Promontory

Sam Worthington, Jai Courtney, Jack Quaid, Jaeden Martell, and LaMonica Garrett have signed up for Ray Mendoza's new Western movie, Blood on the Promontory.

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20 Years Later, The Weirdest Apocalypse Movie Of 2024 Finally Answers A Real-Life Sci-Fi Mystery

The director and stars of 'Y2K,' A24’s latest horror-comedy take us back to 1999.

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Rachel Zegler Stars In A24's Y2K Disaster-Comedy Film

Rachel Zegler stars in the upcoming A24 disaster-comedy Y2K, directed by Kyle Mooney. Join the chaos on New Year's Eve 1999 in this unique blend of comedy ...

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Y2K: What We Know So Far About The Upcoming A24 Comedy

A24 is coming out with a disaster comedy about Y2K. Here is what we know so far about the new movie.

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Mr Harrigan’s Phone review – minor Stephen King gets minor Netflix treatment

Jaeden Martell stars as a teen who might be texting with a ghost in a languid tale that recycles familiar King tropes without adding anything new

The Guardian - US

Metalheads make a comeback

When they say rock never dies, it's probably because rock music is associated with youth and teenagers. The loud, heavy guitar riffs, intense drum sounds and emotional vocals resonate with adolescents fuelled by hormones, rebelliousness and teen angst. The same goes within the world of cinema, where we see the…

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Rock On: Teen Misfits Go Heavy in Movie ‘Metal Lords’

Two misfits try to start a heavy metal band at their high school in new Netflix film "Metal Lords", a coming-of-age comedy part inspired by writer D.B.

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