12 stories by "Jeremy Kibler"
It's hard to pinpoint exactly why My Policeman doesn't resonate as deeply as it should. Director Michael Grandage and writer Ron Nyswaner's adaptation of Bethan…
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Just as the theater company is about to celebrate their 100th stage performance of Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap," a body turns up backstage.
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Vengeance walks a pretty confident tightrope as a crime-focused, West Texas-set black comedy with more substance than a deep-fried Twinkie. It never really comes across as…
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Peter Strickland's Flux Gourmet is another auteur-flavored oddity all the way. Capturing the senses whether it's through sound mixing in film production ("Berberian Sound Studio"),…
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There are plenty of movies about sex, but not enough movies about sexual pleasure involving women of a certain age.
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Pack your poppers, lube, and rainbow bikini briefs " director Andrew Ahn's Fire Island takes us to the gay mecca off the South Shore of…
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They always say, "it's not what you know, but who you know." That might be true in any industry where there's room for growth, and…
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A satire of suburban ennui melded with a girlhood drama has never morphed more seamlessly into a body-horror monster movie.
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"The Northman" might be Robert Eggers' most accessible film and yet it never compromises itself as a Robert Eggers film, complete with old-world authenticity and forbidding weirdness. I
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Not everyone will be on filmmaker Riley Stearns' oddball wavelength, but it's the viewer's choice. In the case of droll, tightly-scripted sci-fi black comedy "Dual," they'll wish they could …
"You Won't Be Alone," Goran Stolevski's writing-directing feature debut, is something special. More than just "arthouse horror," Stolevski's film is a haunting meditation on identity, humani…
Author Graham Moore (who adapted his book The Imitation Game for the Benedict Cumberbatch-starrer of the same name) makes his writing-directing debut, and he decidedly shows a lot of skill i…
