• MoviesDeath Proof and the Contradictions of Quentin Tarantino's Strong WomenBy Lex BriscusoApril 26, 2022
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• MoviesPower Couples and the Cutthroat Culinary World Flavor A Taste of Hunger's Typical Marriage StoryBy Lex BriscusoJanuary 27, 2022Rating7.0
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• MoviesNetflix's Spanish Stuck on You Body Horror Two Could Go HarderBy Lex BriscusoDecember 14, 2021Rating6.8
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• MoviesThe Deep House's Flawed Aquatic Nightmare Doesn't Fully Drown Its FunBy Lex BriscusoNovember 5, 2021Rating6.0
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• MoviesPossession and The Bachelorette: A Study on the Horrific Making of MenBy Lex BriscusoOctober 25, 2021
• MoviesSchool of Rock Students Have Graduated, But Remain Linked to the Film 18 Years LaterBy Lex BriscusoSeptember 24, 2021
• MoviesJames Wan’s Malignant Is a Bloody, Bonkers, and Beautiful Return to FormBy Lex BriscusoSeptember 10, 2021Rating7.0
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