Josh at the Movies

Josh at the Movies (@PoisonKeyblade) reviews upcoming films, and provides exclusive written & video interviews with captivating casts and directors.

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Evil Dead Burn is ultimately a twisted delight, packed to the brim with gory insanity and unforgettable flaming horrors. A love letter to the franchise. https://t.co/iJ3NZqJ8Id

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Crime 101 manages to overcome a relatively generic storyline by way of strong performances and great characterization from its ensemble cast. https://t.co/8zFtwyfnmv

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Overflowing with 90s references, vintage outfits, killer tracks, and of course, at least two love triangles, Elle is a crowd-pleasing celebration of Legally Blonde… and a character whose obsession with fashion actually solves crimes. @PrimeVideo https://t.co/uhgsWLWzkj

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Disgustingly gory and hyper-sexualized, The Vampire Lestat injects a contagious musicality into a decades-spanning love story, whilst still remaining slavishly faithful to Anne Rice's established mythology. https://t.co/CF3j6ajcDO

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2026’s Tribeca carried a unique lineup, including a couple surprising horror gems, and some seriously twisted storylines. Don’t miss out as I run down my full festival coverage, then select my favorite movies from this iteration! https://t.co/0XhnVqd91B

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With a trio of compelling performance in its orbit, Act One is an unnerving thriller where the line between performance and reality becomes dangerously thin. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/lTVOyXKupn

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Cinematically satisfying and potently powerful, Hadestown: The Musical brings the stage to theaters with stylish flair and killer vocals. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/sO3PPGD1XE

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@smatthew626 I would LOVE to see that for her, she was honestly incredible in this.

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Grief and loss seem to be the name of the game at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, but no one hauls more convincing emotional cargo than The Long Haul. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/ABXDbIqGHe

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Killing Castro is a decent enough time, filled with a game ensemble cast and a truly great lead performance as Fidel Castro from underrated actor Diego Boneta. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/gZEnWsoDXx

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Embracing the ache of first love and the way a location can trap part of ourselves in time, Every Year After is easy-watching young adult fluff of the highest order. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/5qh6sARWWk

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Collecting a wonderful ensemble that includes What We Do in the Shadows standout Harvey Guillen and Scream Queens starlet Billie Lourd, That Friend finds unexpected heart in its neverending cavalcade of ridiculous drug-fueled scenarios. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/GJezZnKuNe

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An ominous, disturbing horror gem, Breeder makes a towering icon from Glee’s Dot-Marie Jones. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/9B55IjiIUO

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Crude, ridiculous, occasionally offensive, and completely unapologetic, rebootyquel #ScaryMovie brings back the “core four” and reclaims that special Wayans spark. https://t.co/3povaQFeGP

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A heartfelt and surprisingly vulnerable documentary following Friedle, Fishel, and Strong as they revisit their iconic sitcom through a new lens, Doc Meets World is a definitive peak behind the curtain that fans will adore. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/8mqwe3t3rD

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Overflowing with great performances, The Leader is a chilling surprise whose sharp script sheds new light on a true tragedy. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/5s6cG3FEzo

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Blending historical footage & behind-the-scenes haunt prep, directors Mike Artie, Katarina Poljak, and Nathan Stenberg explore the theatrical spectacle of “Pennhurst Asylum" and the institute's chilling history in THE HAUNTING OF PENNHURST. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/8HH1zucbCF

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A quiet character study with no concrete, simplistic happy endings to speak of, Cotton Fever breaks skin with its prickly points about addiction and recovery. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/DQnUOqcreX

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Though it lacks the action and sparkle of a mainstream dramedy, there’s enough within its pages to easily recommend The Revisionist. #Tribeca2026 https://t.co/CTIBNEtpmg