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  1. Little White Lies on stage now. They're not quite my taste, but they're alright!

    #Pride #LiveMusic #LittleWhiteLies

  2. Channing Tatum article by Hannah Strong in the latest Little White Lies issue is a call for all of us to start liking the guy.

    Context: He plays a tech mogul in the new movie “Blink Twice”.

    #ChanningTatum #LittleWhiteLies #BlinkTwice

  3. Untamed true story: Rodrigo Sorogoyen's THE BEASTS ( As Bestas, 2022) gives a real-life saga of simmering masculine violence a feminine tailspin. Now on #BFIPlayer. Full review for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/reviews/the-beasts/

  4. Six suitably spooky titles in this October's Home Ents column for #LittleWhiteLies. Includes:

    Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth, 1992

    The Others, 2001

    Delicatessen, 1991

    Messiah of Evil, 1974

    Meatcleaver Massacre, 1977

    Door, 1988

    lwlies.com/articles/what-to-wa

  5. "questions are raised as to whether what unfolds is illusion, reality, collective mesmerism, corporate control, or a personal breakdown viewed from the inside": Cameron & Colin Cairnes' LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL, 6.20pm at #ThePrinceCharlesCinema for #BFILondonFilmFestival #LFF. Capsule for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/festivals/midnight-

  6. Nostalgia will not save you: David Gordon Green's reduplicative requel THE EXORCIST: BELIEVER (2023) looks back to Friedkin's original, "without moving forward to anything better, or even half as good." In UK cinemas from Friday. Review for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/reviews/the-exorcis

  7. Untamed true story: Rodrigo Sorogoyen's THE BEASTS (As Bestas, 2022) gives a real-life saga of simmering masculine violence a feminine tailspin. On
    DVD/digital from today via #KinoLorber's #KinoNow
    Full review for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/reviews/the-beasts

  8. "It follows": Michael Bafaro's DON'T LOOK AWAY (2023) is "a surreal remix of horror motifs", whose Weeping Angel-style supernatural villain is "an uncanny antagonist of cinema itself". On digital from today via #CentralCityMedia. Capsule for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/articles/what-to-wa

  9. “The past is never really the past, it stays with me all the time”: Anthony Perkins directs himself in PSYCHO III (1986), released today as part of #Arrow's Psycho Collection boxset (UHD and Blu-ray). Capsule for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/articles/what-to-wa

  10. "a sly, serious examination of the violent intersection between different horrors, fanciful or real": Peter Bogdanovich's sophisticated, metacinematic feature debut TARGETS (1968) on Blu-ray from today via #BFI. Capsule for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/articles/what-to-wa

  11. With the mind/body horror APPENDAGE (2023), Anna Zlokovic "goes full body snatcher, in a twisty tale of a vulnerable woman’s agonising journey towards personal wholeness." On #Hulu from today. Review for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/festivals/midnight-

  12. "a baroque melodrama about more than one broken family," Juanma Bajo Ulloa’s restorative THE DEAD MOTHER (1993) is "classically crafted and at times near Hitchcockian in its suspense". On Blu-ray from today via #RadianceFilms. Capsule for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/articles/what-to-wa

  13. R&J in LA: Martha Coolidge's VALLEY GIRL (1982) offers "a time-capsule view of two different subcultures... as well as a whistle-stop tour of LA hangouts from the early Eighties". On Blu-ray from today via #Eureka. Capsule for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/articles/what-to-wa

  14. "a hallucinatory psychodrama of the creative process": Ken Russell's GOTHIC (1986), written by Stephen Volk, is on Blu-ray from today via #BFI. Capsule for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/articles/what-to-wa

  15. A selection of September 2023 home ents for #LittleWhiteLies, including GOTHIC (1986), VALLEY GIRL (1983), THE DEAD MOTHER (1993), TARGETS (1968), PSYCHO III (1986) and DON'T LOOK AWAY (2023)
    lwlies.com/articles/what-to-wa

  16. Mad Men of Japan: Yasuzo Masumura's GIANTS AND TOYS (1958) is a bittersweet satire of rapid postwar change, set in the cutthroat world of candy advertising. Now on #ArrowPlayer (selected by Dan Martin). Review for #LittleWhiteLies lwlies.com/articles/giants-and

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