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Newcomer Kyle Edward Ball Makes a Name For Himself With a Horror Debut That Will Linger With You Long After The Final Shot …
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Brenden Fraser Outshines Aronofsky’s Ironically Thin Adaptation I think, therefore, I am. And who I am, who we all are, is human. For…
Paul Mescal Shines in Charlotte Wells’ Gripping Debut About Mental Illness, Adolescence, and What It Means To Be Seen Growing up is learning…