It's never been a better time to be an American consumer. Incredible new technological advancements in fast food technology ...

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The Village Voice review of "The Assessment" points out that Fleur Fortune's film imagines government agents acting like impulsive toddlers.

The shameful passage of the assisted dying Bill where safeguards have been all but jettisoned is symptomatic of a hyper-liberalised society where the cult of individualism reigns supreme, argues KEVIN ...

Having a stranger move into your home for a full week to quite literally watch your every move and determine if you’d be a suitable parent may be uncomfortable, but for Elizabeth Olsen and Alicia ...

District 12 victor Haymitch Abernathy’s past is explored in ‘propulsive’ fifth book by Suzanne Collins set in fictional ...

Severance forces us to accept our ignorance and draws momentum from our speculation as much as its own unpredictable plot. It ...

O'Dessa cleverly brings together a couple of elements that don't typically go hand in hand—colors and dystopia. It tries to explain to us what Brad Pitt did in Fight Club (1999): consumerism.

Electrifying transformation, wielding brass knuckles. Searchlight Pictures film showcases a striking new character.

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His latest film, Revelations, is a far more grounded psychological thriller which never once threatens the existence of ...