mystery

With its muted colors and exploration of uncertainty, “The Fallen Bridge” pays notable homage to crime documentaries and classic crime dramas.

This season, he seems to have left his serial killing ways, instead witnessing the crimes of a new, unknown murderer — one that he is determined to sniff out.

The film shifts from inducing laughter to inspiring awe, and it elevates the mystery film into something more than just a whodunit.

While “The Midnight Club” initially intrigues with a horror narrative following a cast of terminally ill patients, it unfortunately fumbles and falls flat compared to Flanagan’s previous works.

There was a sticker on the wall. It stared innocuously at me from above the toilet with the message: “I’m Back. Please Find Me” and a library call number.

Novak’s script alternates between coloring inside the lines of character clichés (to successful comedic effect) and complicating character types when convenient within the film’s narrative.

Turnstile, in its performance, is often all about basking in the pit, romping, stomping and letting out pain. 

Beyond candy and parties, if you’ve decided to take a rain check and stay home this year, consider binging these true-crime documentaries this weekend. 

“Romanticizing your life” refers to viewing your life through rose-colored glasses. Try it to change your outlook on life, and live like a main character!

I’m going to attempt to decipher some of my most notes that likely made complete sense to me when I first typed them but now seem like utter gibberish.