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Reel Reviews | The Shrouds

15 April, 202512 July, 2025FilmGordon

David Cronenberg’s latest is a cold, unsettling meditation on grief, obsession, and the grotesque ways we try to hold on to the dead.

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Reel Reviews | The Amateur

11 April, 202520 August, 2026FilmGordon

When the system fails him, one man takes justice into his own hands in the gripping revenge thriller, The Amateur.

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Reel Reviews | Drop

11 April, 202511 April, 2025FilmGordon

One night, one date, and one message ignite a terrifying chain of events in the pulse-pounding thriller Drop.

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Reel Reviews | G20

11 April, 202511 April, 2025FilmGordon

In a world on the brink of chaos, one leader must rise above politics and protocol to confront an unthinkable threat in G20.

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Reel Reviews | We Want the Funk

8 April, 202510 August, 2025FilmGordon

We Want the Funk! takes audiences on a rhythmic journey from the genre’s African and jazz roots to its chart-topping heyday.

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Reel Reviews | The Woman in the Yard

28 March, 202512 July, 2025FilmGordon

Danielle Deadwyler anchors The Woman in the Yard with quiet intensity, but director Jaume Collet-Serra’s psychological horror never digs deep enough to match its chilling premise. Atmospheric but undercooked.

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Reel Reviews | Death of a Unicorn

28 March, 202512 July, 2025FilmGordon

Flashes of dark magic and solid performances keep this oddball fantasy watchable, but its cautionary tale about greed never hits as hard as it should.

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Reel Reviews | The Friend

28 March, 202512 July, 2025FilmGordon

A grieving writer, an unexpected canine companion, and a city that never stops, The Friend is a quiet, beautifully observed meditation on loss, creativity, and the unexpected ways we find comfort.

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