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Mallory Moore

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Jack and Jill Went Up the Hill and Won’t Give Up the Ghost: Modern gothic drama “Went Up the Hill” explores grief and codependency.

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By Mallory Moore Verified
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The gothic ghost story subgenre explores new avenues in Went Up the Hill, a meditative and moody drama from director Samuel Van Grinsven. Set in New Zealand’s South Island, Went Up the Hill takes after its gothic predecessors by setting the mood with grey, fog-covered hills, icy landscapes, and dark, claustrophobic indoor spaces.
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Sci-fi psychological thriller “Descendent” explores masculine insecurities via an extra-terrestrial encounter.

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By Mallory Moore Verified
| Elements of Madness
The best alien movies are rarely just about aliens. While Ridley Scott’s genre-defining classic explores themes like corporate corruption, class, and gender, other alien movies like E.T. (1982) and Arrival (2016) utilize extra-terrestrial characters and elements to explore deep and complex questions about humanity. Why are we here? What is our greater purpose? What does it mean to love?
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Driven by intense performances, “Hot Milk” is a slow burn in which setting is everything.

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By Mallory Moore Verified, “Hot Milk”
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Under the relentless sun in the coastal Spanish town of Almería, a chronically ill woman and her daughter/caretaker grapple with years of suppressed tension and resentment as the mother seeks treatment for a mysterious condition that has left her unable to walk. In the oppressive climate of the hot and hazy seaside town, the mother and daughter are left to stew in a cesspool of anger and unresolved trauma which curdles and sours like hot milk.
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