Demise (15) |Close-Up Film Review
Lowe’s Demise is a sweat-slicked, neon-drenched erotic thriller that dives headfirst into love, lust, and obsession — and it’s absolutely irresistible.
Read MoreLowe’s Demise is a sweat-slicked, neon-drenched erotic thriller that dives headfirst into love, lust, and obsession — and it’s absolutely irresistible.
Read MoreA sleek and simple horror film premise gets tortured to death.
Read MoreBong Joon-ho dives into deep space with Mickey 17, delivering a visually stunning and conceptually rich sci-fi spectacle that’s part existential thriller, part dark comedy.
Read MoreThe film opens quietly, in the dead of night, inside the ABC sports studio in Munich, just over a hill from the Olympic Village.
Read MoreUniversity lecturer, Phil, has dreams: he hopes to be able to buy a real home rather than the apartment he rents near his college in Massachusetts.
Read MoreBack in the sixties I was an avid fan of novelist Margaret Drabble and still have paperback copies of her books on my bookshelf.
Read MoreWith this movie Jesse Eisenberg confirms his talents as writer, director and actor. He takes on all three tasks in his latest movie and does a brilliant job on all fronts.
Read MoreIn an amazing performance, Timothée Chalamet gives a very special portrayal of Bob Dylan.
Read MoreIris (Sophie Thatcher) bumps into Josh (Jack Quaid) in the supermarket and a charming romance is born over a somewhat unstable display of oranges.
Read MoreEveryone sees Angelina Jolie’s beauty, but not all acknowledge her acting ability.
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