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Featured · Netflix · Review · Streaming Now The Rip (2026) Movie Review: An Engaging Middlebrow Crime Flick Packs Fun Twists and A-List Star Power Liam Gaughan January 15, 2026
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Review Lost Highway (1997) Movie Review: The Cold, Recursive Architecture of the Self Sebastian Sommer January 15, 2026
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