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It’s riveting seeing “The Last Voyage of the Demeter” take the reins and return to vampires as horrific undead creatures worthy of their fearsome reputation.

With “Till,” Chukwu transcends the confines of the biopic through her scrupulous shading of her characters, setting and sound, foregoing superficial bombast in favor of a quietude entrenched in substance.

If you've been on social media the past few weeks, you've probably seen the "The Earth is healing, we are the virus" memes that are being thrown around. In honor of Earth Day, please enjoy this very serious analysis of some of our favorites!

In short, every film studio’s theatrical release calendar will be in a state of costly limbo for the foreseeable future, and the film industry will feel the ramifications of that limbo for at least months to come. 

If your film is a commercial film, it has to reinvent its genre of choice, be constantly talked about by the press and audiences and/or have a hefty studio campaign budget standing behind it to even stand a chance at getting nominated. And then you’ll still lose to stuff such as “The Shape of Water.”

"The Mummy" is so scattered and inconsistent that really its only point of certainty is that the mixing of action, adventure, suspense and fantasy is far too ambitious to deliver.