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George and Josh Bate

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Do Not Enter (2025) 1/5 EDIT “Do Not Enter? More like Do Not Watch.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 21, 2026 Full Review The Gates (2026) 55% 4/5 EDIT “By couching relevant, albeit heavy-handed, racial commentary in a tense and contained thriller, The Gates operates effectively both as a cinematic thrill-ride and thought-provoking endeavor.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 21, 2026 Full Review Vampires of the Velvet Lounge (2026) 2/5 EDIT “You’ll probably experience a ‘better’ and scarier horror movie navigating dating apps than you will watching this poorly executed fusion of vampires and modern dating.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 20, 2026 Full Review Protector (2025) 19% 3/10 EDIT “Even for die hard fans of the 'save your child from bad guys' subgenre of action movies, the thrills here are few and far between” – Battle Royale With Cheese Mar 10, 2026 Full Review Bodycam (2025) 85% 3/5 EDIT “Watch Bodycam if you want to experience the craziest and most terrifying episode of Cops you’ve ever seen.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 10, 2026 Full Review The Ugly (2024) 55% 3/5 EDIT “Yeon Sang-ho crafts an intimate, emotionally charged, and eventually gut-wrenching film.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 3, 2026 Full Review Heel (The Good Boy) (2025) 86% 3/5 EDIT “Having a dislikable protagonist is always a risky call for filmmakers, but it pays off in abundance in Heel due to the complexity and nuance of its rich character work.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 2, 2026 Full Review Scream 7 (2026) 31% EDIT “Scream has lived long enough to become Stab - a hollow, generic slasher devoid of the sharp meta commentary that made this franchise so notable in the first place.” – Battle Royale With Cheese Feb 28, 2026 Full Review Psycho Killer (2026) 10% 6/10 EDIT “Psycho Killer demonstrates that Andrew Kevin Walker hasn’t lost his touch for creating gripping serial killer movies. ” – Battle Royale With Cheese Feb 23, 2026 Full Review The Dreadful (2026) 38% 3/5 EDIT “Come for Gothic horror and the Game of Thrones reunion, stay for the Marcia Gay Harden show and an ample dose of psychological thrills.” – ScreenAnarchy Feb 17, 2026 Full Review The Mortuary Assistant (2026) 38% 1/5 EDIT “Disjointed doesn’t begin to describe the unholy mess that is The Mortuary Assistant.” – ScreenAnarchy Feb 12, 2026 Full Review Wuthering Heights (2026) 57% 7/10 EDIT “A sweeping, beautiful, and comedically melodramatic romantic epic entirely deprived of subtlety. ” – Battle Royale With Cheese Feb 10, 2026 Full Review The Arborist (2025) 2/5 EDIT “Unfortunately, however, the film doesn’t resonate emotionally nor provoke psychological terror in the manner these and many other similar projects have, despite it leaning into a decent mystery and suspenseful atmosphere in its second half.” – ScreenAnarchy Feb 5, 2026 Full Review Dracula (2025) 53% 7/10 EDIT “The thing that makes Luc Besson's Dracula unique is not the thing that makes it great.” – Battle Royale With Cheese Feb 3, 2026 Full Review A Private Life (2025) 80% 5/10 EDIT “A Private Life appears to have the perfect concoction of ingredients to appeal to those who, like us, are practicing therapists and murder mystery-obsessed film critics. Regrettably, these ingredients don’t come together as seamlessly as one would hope...” – Battle Royale With Cheese Jan 31, 2026 Full Review Die My Love (2025) 74% EDIT “Lynne Ramsay is a phenomenal filmmaker and Jennifer Lawrence is a phenomenal actor, but Die My Love is far from a phenomenal film.” – Battle Royale With Cheese Jan 31, 2026 Full Review Good Boy (2025) 90% 7/10 EDIT “Good Boy may lumber along with a repetitive narrative structure, but its filmmaking novelty and rich emotion make it one of the most devastating, original horror movies in recent years. ” – Battle Royale With Cheese Jan 31, 2026 Full Review Cold Storage (2026) 79% 3/5 EDIT “There’s good fun to be had here for those with 90 minutes to spare and with a proclivity for the repulsive and irreverent.” – ScreenAnarchy Jan 30, 2026 Full Review
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