Pinocchio: Unstrung Made a Liar Out of Me
A skeptical critic walks into another public-domain horror movie and comes out pleasantly embarrassed.
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A skeptical critic walks into another public-domain horror movie and comes out pleasantly embarrassed.
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Read the review →What the monster keeps carrying from one generation into the next.
Read the essay →Because monsters rarely tell us anything we do not already know. They simply say it louder.
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Three damaged lives collide in a town where the water is rising and something old has begun to notice.
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