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Before we get to this Carrie 2026 review we need to take a look back.In 1976, Brian De Palma adapted Stephen King's debut novel and created one of the defining horror films of its era. Carrie was a monster hit precisely because it was more than a teen horror film. It had an actual plot, genuine …
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Agatha Christie adaptations tend to lean heavily on tweeds, fog, and characters of a certain age. Tommy and Tuppence, BritBox's latest Christie series, throws most of that out the window and is considerably more fun for it.This Tommy and Tuppence review finds the show doing something …
Every single day you get hit with news designed to make you angry. There's so much of it that most days you have to let things slide just to get through your inbox, your feed, your commute, without losing your mind. I'm asking you not to let this Loblaw drone ad slide.Last Thursday night, …
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Everyone's favourite Arctic comedy is back. Season 2 of North of North picks up with Siaja (Anna Lambe) in a familiar bind: on the outs with Ting and her family, winter closing in, tourist season winding down, and her job as tour guide going with it. A lot on her mind, in other words.This …
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Oh no, not horror again. Anne Brodie takes one for the team with this Boorman and the Devil review.John Boorman is the director behind two of the most highly regarded films of their era. Point Blank (1967) and Deliverance (1972) were both box office hits focused on men trapped in mortal danger, …
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