Lynne Ramsay's directorial debut is no ordinary coming-of-age fantasy.
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‘Ratcatcher’ Review: Lynne Ramsay’s Debut is an Unflinching Recollection of Trauma
Category: Jaime’s Reviews
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‘Her Smell’ Review: Elisabeth Moss Explodes in This Punk Rock Tragedy
Alex Ross Perry's portrait of a punk rocker's fall from grace hits hard in its beauty.
‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ Review: The Glamour of Embracing True Self in a Wicked Little Town
John Cameron Mitchell brings a punk rock musical he and Stephen Trask co-created to the screen without losing any of the glamour.
‘Pet Sematary’ Review: Trades a Poignant Grief Metaphor for Generic Horror Fodder
This new adaptation of Stephen King's novel seems disinterested in its own source material.
Shazam! Review: Funny and Innocent on the Outside, Dark but Sweet on the Inside
DC brings an old character to the screen in what may be the best film that their own cinematic universe has seen thus far.
‘Aquaman’ Review: Working with Too Much Within Too Little
The aquatic superhero doesn't quite strike gold, but it still embraces its own ridiculousness.
Metal as an Extension of Human Flesh in David Cronenberg’s ‘Crash’
David Cronenberg taps into a darker side of human desires in his adaptation of J. G. Ballard's novel.
