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“The Vast of Night” starts like an old-school throwback to “The Twilight Zone” – opening on a slow zooming shot of a 1950s tube television, setting the stage for director Andrew Patterson’s first feature.

This is a story of transcending the human d...

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To this day, “The Office” – years after it aired its final episodes – continues to entertain generations old and new alike. Riding the Netflix wave, it was the first sitcom to get a boom of fans in the streaming age. Before “Tiger King” or “13 Reasons...

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“Late Night” director Nisha Ganatra is back in the hot seat for “The High Note” which, like the movie she directed before, is tackling societal and gender norms in a male dominated industry. In this instance, it’s the high-strung world of pop mu...

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Coming off the heels of “The Big Sick,” “Silicon Valley,” and last summer’s criminally underrated “Stuber,” Kumail Nanjiani is starting to find his groove and transition from comic sidekick to leading man, and in Michael Showalters’ new Netfl...

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In April of 2015, two prominent and large oil paintings were stolen from Oslo’s Galleri Nobel, a story that never sparked viral attention. And though the paintings didn’t have a high monetary value, for young Czech artist Barbora Kysilkova, they represent...

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Vaughn Stein’s bleak and moderately satisfying thriller “Inheritance” would be a forgettable endeavour if not for a committed performance from funny-man Simon Pegg. Pegg plays Morgan Warner, a prisoner who has been held captive in a Worl...

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Would you believe the classic “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!,” characters recently turned 50? That’s right, the four-teen sleuths of Mystery, Inc known for solving silly crimes and indulging in plenty of afternoon snacks are given a new look in “Scoo...

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With the type of studio interference that accompanied his last film, the disastrous reboot of “Fantastic Four,” Josh Trank had nowhere to go but up. And when you hear he’s been granted creative control of his next project: an Al Capone b...