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    Ready or Not is a Bloody Good Time at the Movies

    How Ready or Not marries traditional mystery tropes to feminist horror to tell a story of old money gone awry.

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    Why Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood is a Child's-Eye View of the 1960s

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    August 16, 2019  By Olivia Rutigliano
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    With big stars and directors on board, Hollywood is rediscovering the appeal of the murder mystery.

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    Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is Essentially the Same Film as Bad Times at the El Royale

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