#comedy thriller

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To Die For

1995

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Over Your Dead Body (2026)

Directed by Jorma Taccone

Cinematography by Matt Weston

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Griffin Dunne in After Hours (1985)

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On April 26, 2022, Reform School Girls was released on Blu-ray by Vinegar Syndrome.

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BLINK TWICE (2024)

Director: Zoe Kravitz Cinematography: Adam Newport-Berra

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"Bodies Bodies Bodies" Makes a Strong Case For Dragging Your Audience For Filth

Stay woke! Today, we're unpacking the perfect storm of "Bodies Bodies Bodies."

Content Warning: Bodies Bodies Bodies contains violent imagery, drug use, sexual dialogue, and tons of Gen Z (and Millennial) shade. Viewer discretion is advised.  Spoilers for Bodies Bodies Bodies ahead!  By now it should come as no surprise that I love satire. As long as it knows its audience well and isn’t afraid to make a few people mad because they see themselves in the material. Bonus…

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Undercover High School

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2025

Undercover High School (2025, South Korea)

Director: Choi Jung In

Writer: Im Young Bin

Mini-review:

This was exactly as fun as I hoped it would be. The writing did rely a bit too much on coincidences and small plot holes, but the characters and the story itself were entertaining as hell. I particularly enjoyed the whole thing about the urban legends and how they play into the mission, which is an original twist on the undercover spy trope. But really, the best thing about the show might be its cast. Seo Kang Joon is finally back and proving he's the perfect action hero, while Jin Ki Joo brings a lot of energy and spunk. Oh, and Kim Shin Rok makes for a delightful villain as well. So, even if Undercover High School isn't perfect, it will offer you a superfun experience filled to the brim with laughs and thrills.

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Superfan's Short Movie Reviews: "Saturday Night"

Live from New York, it's Saturday Night! An electrifying dramatization of the 90 minutes leading up to the broadcast of that very first episode that made television history. All the little details, the performances, the sets, the costumes, the references, the chaotic energy, it's just so immersive. Seeing how these people eventually pulled together and made it work in the end I found to be really fascinating. If you're a fan of SNL (or even if you aren't too familiar with the show), this is a must see.