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Luna Guthrie

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Chum (2026) Review

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By Luna Guthrie
| Love Horror
Well, pack it up, folks. It’s been a fun 130-odd years, but now, film is officially dying, and a crappy shark flick called Chum signed its death certificate. I’ve been a film critic for fifteen years, and enjoying the medium for twice as long, and in that time, I have seen movies I’ve hated: ones that were annoying, vapid, poorly made, lazy or pushed questionable messages. But never have I been so angered to my core as I was today by Chum.
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'Thrash' Review: Netflix's New Shark-Attack Thriller Is a Frenzied Good Time

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By Luna Guthrie
| Collider Verified
Thanks to Netflix, it has finally happened — we got a solid, mid-range, shark-attack movie! It's a subgenre with a considerable following but a historically inconsistent output. Jaws put sharks on the map, then 20 years of cheap B-movies came before Deep Blue Sea brought them firmly into the '90s. Open Water was more of a survival-thriller outlier, and it was followed The Shallows and The Meg, which shook things up a little in the 21st century.
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'Mermaid' Review: This Fishy, Florida-Set Horror-Comedy Flounders Early and Often

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By Luna Guthrie
| Collider Verified
There are few greater sins a movie can commit than to be so nondescript, characterless, and lacking in substance that it just ends up being boring. This critic can muster a compliment for almost any motion picture, and, admittedly, I do have one or two half-hearted ones to offer writer/director Tyler Cornack's Mermaid.
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