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The Forbidden and Repressed Love of Leviticus (2026)

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By Mark McPherson, Mark Mcpherson
| Flickside
Growing up is hard enough. Growing up gay in a deeply religious rural community is something else entirely. Life isn’t working out for the Australian teen Naim (Joe Bird) in debut director Adrian Chiarella’s Leviticus (2026). Naim just lost his father, and his mother has moved him to a rural town in Victoria. In addition to being a lonely place for the youth, the community is incredibly religious, making it difficult for Naim to fit in.
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Obsession Finds the Horror in Modern Relationships

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By Mark McPherson, Mark Mcpherson
| Flickside
There’s a one-sided and disturbing relationship within Obsession, an indie horror from director Curry Barker. What is the difference between love and romance? It’s a distinction that the protagonist Bear, played by Michael Johnston, doesn’t question much. He spends too much time lingering on how to ask out his crush Nikki, played by Inde Navarrette. Too much time is spent practicing his proposal or stalking her social media.
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Toy Story 5 Review: The Heartfelt Batteries Still Have Some Juice

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By Mark McPherson, Mark Mcpherson
| Flickside
Once more, Pixar digs back into the toy box with Toy Story 5. For a franchise three decades old, it’s astonishing that these toys still have some play left in them. The times are changing for the toys of Bonnie’s room. Playtime seems to be going well under the leadership of Jessie. There might even be a marriage proposal in her future as Buzz Lightyear prepares to pop the question to Jessie. But the many toys once more find their existence threatened. This time, it’s the terror of technology.
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