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Capsule Reviews: Happy Death Day; Moon; The Childhood of a Leader

Posted on 23 Mar 201811 Sep 2019 by Lackey
Happy Death Day

Brief reviews of: Blumhouse's Happy Death Day, plus Moon and The Childhood of a Leader

Posted in Capsule ReviewsTagged Duncan Jones, Happy Death Day, historical drama, horror movies, independent movies, Jean-Paul Sartre, Liam Cunningham, Matt Berry, Moon, Robert Pattinson, Sam Rockwell, science fiction, Scott Walker, The Childhood of a Leader1 Comment

Let Us Prey

Posted on 24 Jun 201517 Oct 2016 by Lackey
A scene from LET US PREY.

A film that will doubtless please those who like their horror noisy and intense, but beyond the excellent performances, it didn't seem like there was much substance present.

Posted in Movie ReviewsTagged Brian O'Malley, British movies, horror movies, independent movies, Irish movies, Let Us Prey, Liam Cunningham, Pollyanna McIntosh2 Comments

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