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Joker

2019
mira ★★★★★

A portrait that keeps tightening until the laugh is the only thing left in the room.

Wildwood

2026
jun ★★★★½

Handmade, strange, and stubbornly analog. The forest has better production design than most cities.

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2026
zoë ★★★★★ ♥

There were like six separate times I thought I knew the twist, and I was wrong every time.

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2026
james ★★★★½

A storybook that refuses to sand down its claws. I want the whole trilogy on a shelf.

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2024
anto ★★★★ ♥

Candlelight, plague ships, and a shadow that eats the frame. Gorgeous and genuinely cold.

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2026
lauren ★★★★★ ♥

My theater let out a collective groan and then nobody moved until the lights came up.

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