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Movies for Breakfast HALLOWEEN ENDS Review

Bouncing back from its disappointing predecessor, Halloween Ends proves itself to be a satisfying and surprising character-driven conclusion.

By Blak CinephileOctober 17, 20220

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Movies For Breakfast FRESH Review

Sebastian Stan delivers a great, against-type performance alongside the terrific Daisy Edgar-Jones in this dark, hilarious thriller.

By Blak CinephileMarch 6, 20220

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Sundance 2022 RESURRECTION Review

Rebecca Hall delivers one of the best performances at Sundance in this superb psychological thriller.

By Blak CinephileJanuary 28, 20220

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Movies For Breakfast NIGHTMARE ALLEY Review

Bradley Cooper and Cate Blanchett shine in Guillermo del Toro’s overlong morality tale of ambition vs greed.

By Blak CinephileDecember 19, 20210

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Movies For Breakfast SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME Review

Hold on Spider-Man 2, there’s a new contender for best Spider-Man movie of all time. Synopsis With Spider-Man’s identity now revealed, Peter asks ...

By Brad WoessnerDecember 15, 20210

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Movies For Breakfast THE MANY SAINTS OF NEWARK Review

“Newark” is a nostalgic but not quite groundbreaking prequel with great acting and an engaging plot that digs deep into the Sopranos mythology.

By Blak CinephileOctober 31, 20210

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Movies For Breakfast TITANE Review

Julia Ducournau’s sophomore feature is intense, incendiary, violent, unpredictable, depraved, horrifying and easily one of the best films of the year.

By Blak CinephileOctober 31, 20210

5.5

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Movies For Breakfast IF I CAN’T HAVE LOVE, I WANT POWER Review

Alternative pop singer Halsey tackles abuse, pregnancy, childbirth and alienation in this unsettling, sexy horror short.

By Blak CinephileAugust 26, 20210

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Movies For Breakfast THE NIGHT HOUSE Review

Rebecca Hall’s gripping lead performance coupled with complex, emotional drama carry this solidly crafted ghost story.

By Blak CinephileAugust 21, 20210

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Movies For Breakfast THE GREEN KNIGHT Review

Dev Patel shines in David Lowery’s acid trip reimagining of the great 14th-century poem.

By Blak CinephileAugust 14, 20210

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