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Bill Condon’s “Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh” (1995) succeeds in a different way from its predecessor, specifically how it is

“Anniversary” is an MSNBC (MS NOW?) screed that leaves out the bogeyman, presumably on purpose. The dystopian drama imagines a

Both Roger Ebert and Joe Bob Briggs raved about Kevin Conner’s “Motel Hotel” (1980), which is why it went on

“This Too Shall Pass” is a name better suited for a snooty drama than a throwback teen comedy. It’s your

Director Justin Lin fled the “Fast & Furious” franchise in the nick of time. The blockbuster auteur never had to

I once attended a retrospective screening of the original “Friday the 13th” where the audience was sprayed with “blood.” The

John Carpenter’s “In the Mouth of Madness” (1995) was immediately dismissed in theaters, as its brief theatrical run was met

We’re still learning about the heroes who stood tall against the Nazi regime. The latest yarn ripped from the history

The key to why Ron Underwood’s “Tremors” (1990) works so well is that it never forgets it’s a comedy. Yes,