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Following an affair, a pair of adulterers decides to kill her husband, leading them into a life they did not expect. Expectations aren’t met, common goals are unclear, and sadness awaits.
Totem Chaser (2023)
While looking for true paranormal phenomena, a crew attempting to film a reality show stumbles upon more than they bargained for.
Azrael (2024)
A young woman living a mute-by-choice society finds herself hunted by a cult who want her for nefarious reasons.
Every Bugs Bunny Ever: Bushy Hare (1950)
Bushy Hare (1950)
Directed by Robert McKimson
Written by Warren Foster
Animation by Phil De Lara, J.C. Melendez, Charles McKimson, Rod Scribner
Music by Carl Stalling
On several occasions, the Warner Bros. animators placed Bugs Bunny up against one-shot foes designed to plumb humor from politically incorrect stereotypes. In “Bushy Hare,” the antagonist is supposed to be an Aboriginal Australian. However, the Termite Terrace gang obviously knew nothing about Aboriginal Australians and instead created an all-purpose (albeit light tan skinned) wild man in a red loincloth who sports bushy hair and a beard and throws a boomerang and a spear while screaming unintelligibly. No one in America seemed to mind or notice any problems until June 2001 when Cartoon Network pulled it from its “June Bugs” marathon along with other shorts featuring racial and ethnic stereotype characters.
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The Workout (2024) [Fantastic Fest 2024]
Following his wife’s murder in a seemingly random hit, an Army Ranger decides to take things in his own hands to solve the case. Permanently.
What’s New, Pussycat? (1965)
During the 1960s, there was a flurry of all-star comedy films that tried too hard to be zany. “What’s New, Pussycat?” stands out in this genre for its freewheeling approach to sex – and while it often fails to maintain its frenetic pace, it has more than a few redeeming features to keep the viewer entertained.
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Before Dawn (2024)
A young Australian man heads to the front and there sees more than he bargained for while trying to survive with his battalion.