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The Curse of La Llorona [2019] Review: Predictable. Forgettable. Mediocre.

The Curse of La Llorona [2019] Review: Predictable. Forgettable. Mediocre.

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Midsommar [2019] Review: A Voluptuous Day Terror

Midsommar [2019] Review: A Voluptuous Day Terror

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November [2018] – A Peculiar and Aesthetically Striking Tale of Unrequited Love

November [2018] – A Peculiar and Aesthetically Striking Tale of Unrequited Love

Demon [2016]: A chilling Jewish folklore haunting Poland long after the War

Demon [2016]: A chilling Jewish folklore haunting Poland long after the War

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Demon [2016]: A chilling Jewish folklore haunting Poland long after the War