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Tag: Thriller

Happening, The (2008)

Thriller Rated R

“Shyamalan’s latest film is the first in a long time that I can’t defend.

Three Days of the Condor (1976)

Thriller Rated R

Based on James Grady’s novel, Condor is an efficient exercise in Watergate-era paranoia. Robert Redford plays Joseph Turner, a low-level CIA researcher who returns to the office with lunch one day to find every one of his colleagues murdered. His panic only grows after the CIA agents ordered to bring him in instead try to

Touch of Evil (1958)

Drama, Thriller Rated NR

“It isn’t long into Touch of Evil when you realize that anything goes.”

88 Minutes (2008)

Thriller Rated R

“Pacino never looks very frazzled, even as his lethal deadline approaches. He only gets louder.

Deception (2008)

Thriller Rated R

"There is a deception being perpetrated in movie theaters of late, and Deception is part of the ruse."

Funny Games (2008)

Thriller Rated R

“Haneke is trafficking in the very thing he means to critique. If the pot means to call the kettle black in order to make a larger point, that still doesn’t change the pot’s color.

Vantage Point (2008)

Thriller Rated PG-13

“…a marketing hook first and a movie … well, actually, never.

Untraceable (2008)

Thriller Rated R

“When Lane isn’t preaching about the heinous violence, she’s babbling on in tech speak. It’s like having a Dell rep describe the plot of Saw.

Eye, The (2008)

Thriller Rated PG-13

"…turns things upside down for a horror movie – you want to be alone in the dark."

Awake (2007)

Thriller Rated R

“I can’t think of less business-savvy premise for a movie than that of Awake…

Recent Reviews

By the Time It Gets Dark (2016)

Drama Rated NR

“While always mesmerized, I admittedly got lost amidst the layers…”

Two Minutes Late (1952)

Drama Rated NR

“… aims to be a big-screen version of a lurid pulp crime novel.”

Xiao Wu (Pickpocket) (1997)

Drama Rated NR

“… a scrappy, neo-realist tale of societal scrounging that’s paused by poetic moments of slow cinema.”


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