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film review

Review: Judas and the Black Messiah

by Harvey Isitt

With stellar performances and an informative narrative, Judas and the Black Messiah is praised by Harvey Isitt

The Trial of the Chicago Seven- Review by Archie Lockyer

by Archie Lockyer

Archie Lockyer reviews Aaron Sorkin’s latest film The Trial Of The Chicago Seven.

Review : Rebecca

by Maggie John

Maggie John reviews the remake of Rebecca, a film originally adapted by Hitchcock from Daphne Du Maurier’s novel, Rebecca.

Review: The Haunting of Bly Manor

by Megan Ballantyne

Megan Ballantyne reviews Netflix original The Haunting Of Bly Manor.

Don’t Shush a President: A (Film-Style) Review of the First Presidential Debate

by Rhys Wallis

Following the US presidential debate that took place at the end of September, in a film-style review Rhys Wallis evaluates both candidates’ performances and what it suggests for the future of the United States.

London Film Festival Review – Possessor

by Henry Jordan

Continuing his coverage of the London Film Festival, Henry Jordan considers violence in Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor

by Screen

This week, we’re putting the spotlight on films that deserve more recognition. Matthew Boden tells us all about Motherless Brooklyn and why it really should be appreciated more.

https://exepose.com/2020/10/16/underrated-film-of-the-week-motherless-brooklyn/

London Film Festival Review – Undine

by Henry Jordan

Henry Jordan continues his coverage of the London Film Festival with a look at the classically-inflected love mystery, Undine

Review: To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You

by Bridie Adams

Bridie Adams finds the latest in the To All the Boys series to be a worthy continuation of the story but unable to live up to its predecessor

Review: Dead to Me

by Abi Taphouse

I began watching Dead to Me on Netflix on Saturday night and despite the fact I had an exam on the Tuesday afternoon, I had finished it by Sunday morning. The balance achieved between the very real and traumatic loss of Jen’s husband, Nick, and the easy watching aspects of the series that Netflix was trying to […]

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