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Equal parts buddy-cop action and thriller, The Round Up may be one of the best action films of the year.
In Too Old For Fairy Tales, Waldek is training for an esports tournament when his mother has to go away, and his eccentric aunt comes to stay.
Light and Magic details ILM’s magnificent history to give a full perspective of just how this VFX company changed the landscape of the film industry.
Stray astounds with its beautiful graphics, quirky characters, and puzzles that bring out the best and worst in a cat—it’s purrfect.
An interactive drama developed by INTERIOR/NIGHT, As Dusk Falls begins its story in 1998, following two entangled families over 30 years.
1Up has a strong premise concerning the world of gaming, but the execution is subpar due to having the wrong creators behind the helm.
Scott Barber’s documentary This is GWAR explores the lengthy and complicated history of one of the world’s most unique bands.
Next Door captures an absurd and unlucky morning after when Chan-woo wakes up to the dead body of his annoying neighbor.
With vibrant animation and a stunning score, Science Saru’s Inu-Oh brings the fantastical and the historical into one space.
The Gray Man is an adrenaline-laced thriller that earns its place in the top tier of Netflix’s original films, thanks to the Russo Brothers.
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