Rob Hunter is an Associate Editor and Chief Film Critic for Film School Rejects. With a passion for all things cinema, Rob's articles cover a wide range of topics including horror movies, action films, and the latest releases. His insightful critiques and in-depth analysis make him a trusted source for film enthusiasts.
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A child actor steals every scene from Elijah Wood, and now he knows why Adam Baldwin was so upset in ‘Radio Flyer.’
Come for the turndown service, stay for the perverts and ax-wielding maniac.
A group of thieves pull off the perfect heist, but putting all the money back won’t be as smooth.
Saori Izawa once again shows that she should be headlining more action films.
Monsters, disaffected teens, and Dan Stevens. What more could you want?
If this film’s first hour doesn’t terrify you, you’re already dead.
If you’re a fan of 80s horror movies, and more specifically, a fan of films that celebrated their joyously nightmare-inducing practical effects, then you’re quite likely a fan of director Chuck Russell. He followed up his feature debut, 1987’s A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, with the remake of The Blob
For the second year in a row, one of the very best films is a Japanese time loop tale. This time it's Penalty Loop, and here's our review.
By: Rob Hunter
Another great PSA from Adam MacDonald about staying out of the woods.
By: Rob Hunter
Six years is too long to wait, but we finally have a new action/thriller from Jeremy Saulnier… and it’s pretty damn great.
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