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• [New] | Karl Delossantos @
  • Excerpt: You can maybe derive some genre thrills out of the sticky situations — you’ll get that pun if you watch it — the characters get themselves into. There’s also some great gore and creature design. Still, Haunt is all bark and no bit.
• Herman Dhaliwal @ Cinema Sanctum
  • Excerpt: A reasonably fun distraction for the Halloween season, especially for fans of slashers.
• [New] | James Jay Edwards @ FilmFracture
• [New] | Brent McKnight @ The Last Thing I See
  • Excerpt: Haunt’ delivers precisely what the concept promises, for better or worse. Usually worse.
• [New] | Eddie Pasa @ DC Filmdom

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• [New] | Laura Clifford @ Reeling Reviews
  • Excerpt: an enjoyable reunion with a beloved television series for those who followed it faithfully, but it fails to convince a big screen upgrade was necessary.
• [New] | MaryAnn Johanson @ FlickFilosopher.com
  • Excerpt: Wherein the working class revels in servitude, and wealth and privilege are deserved. Deeply reactionary and unlikely to please anyone not already enamored of the show. I get Anglophilia, but really?
• [New] | Charlie Juhl @ Citizen Charlie
  • Excerpt: You have either put in the work and will be rewarded with a feature-length trip to an era you believe superior to most, or you are a Downton pagan and will be treated like the barbarian you are with minimal clues on who is related to whom, who is dead, who is beloved, and who is loathed.

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• [New] | Michael Barrett @ PopMatters
• [New] | Laura Clifford @ Reeling Reviews
  • Excerpt: …Gray has gone with the slowly paced, visual razzle dazzle of a “2001.” Unfortunately, the 124 minute film…tells a story which could be conveyed with one sentence. Some may rhapsodize, others will be bored to tears.
• [New] | James Jay Edwards @ FilmFracture
• Candice Frederick @ The Wrap
• [New] | Simon Miraudo @ Student Edge
  • Excerpt: Fifty years after man first landed on the moon comes Ad Astra, an existential space epic with the lofty aspirations of 2001: A Space Odyssey, and the common sense to enliven proceedings with moon pirates and feral zero-gravity apes.
• [New] | Don Shanahan @ Every Movie Has a Lesson
  • Excerpt: This is an accomplishment of contemplative science fiction that is felt in your core as much as it pours wonderment in your eyes.
• [New] | Andrew Wyatt @ The Lens

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• [New] | Frederic & Mary Ann Brussat @ Spirituality & Practice
  • Excerpt: A top-drawer documentary about the longtime reigning queen of pop music.
• [New] | Marilyn Ferdinand @ Alliance of Women Film Journalists
  • Excerpt: During the 1970s, Linda Ronstadt was the most popular female singer in the United States. The round-faced phenom from Tucson deserves a great documentary, and she gets one with Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice.
• Candice Frederick @ Remezcla
• [New] | Nell Minow @ rogerebert.com
  • Excerpt: There are too many clips of talking heads telling us how great Ronstadt is and how important she is while we wait for the next archival clip that actually shows us.
• [New] | Betty Jo Tucker @ ReelTalk Movie Reviews
  • Excerpt: This film shows Linda looking back and helping others stay on track. An inspiration she now is — a stunning star of true showbiz!

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• [New] | Laura Clifford @ Reeling Reviews
  • Excerpt: like the before and after economic realities of 2008, the movie is a lot more fun while things are on the upturn, the women’s manipulation of men feeding on greed something to cheer, their donning of sheep’s clothing to become wolves of Wall St. unsettling.
• [New] | Karl Delossantos @
  • Excerpt: Hustlers is an incredibly complex movie. Not only is it hilarious and charming, it delivers commentary on complicated themes of female relationships, the power dynamic between men and women, and the struggle of the working class.
• [New] | Herman Dhaliwal @ Cinema Sanctum
  • Excerpt: A deceptively nuanced crime film that is as thoughtful as it is entertaining. Jennifer Lopez delivers a career best performance.
• MaryAnn Johanson @ FlickFilosopher.com
  • Excerpt: GoodFellas, except they’re gals. A cinematic bonbon of delinquent deliciousness that easily wraps us up in charmed complicity. And the exquisite lack of a male gaze means it’s never salacious.
• [New] | Charlie Juhl @ Citizen Charlie
  • Excerpt: Hustlers will excite many for its behind the scenes look at the exploitation of strip club dancers, the greasy men who slither through the door, and Jennifer Lopez putting on a show, but the pacing drags after the shock and awe wears off and the story is not as audacious and mind-blowing as you’re led to believe.
• [New] | Mike McGranaghan @ The Aisle Seat
  • Excerpt: A fast-paced, immensely entertaining film.
• [New] | Matt Oakes @ Silver Screen Riot
  • Excerpt: Written and directed by Lorene Scafaria (The Meddler), Hustlers is the kind of movie that one might confuse for a guilty pleasure, were it not also borderline great.