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Katie Driscoll

Katie Driscoll's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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Whitney: Can I Be Me (2017) 87% EDIT “Can I Be Me plays out like a tragedy of the most cinematic kind.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review American Valhalla (2017) EDIT “American Valhalla reflects the curious melding of two minds to create something entirely unique; an intriguing mixture of serious reflection and self awareness.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Lords of Chaos (2018) 73% 9/10 EDIT “Straddling black comedy and horror, Lords of Chaos proves that the best -and most horrific-films of the genre are ones that make you bubble over with tears and fear and laughter in one giant contradiction.” – Starburst Mar 20, 2019 Full Review Under the Silver Lake (2018) 58% 7/10 EDIT “It's a twisty-turvy tale that's both exhausting and maddening, only redeemed when the film dares to self reflexively mock Sam and his self-important quest.” – Starburst Mar 11, 2019 Full Review Assassination Nation (2018) 74% 5/10 EDIT “What could be something angry and potent about male entitlement and female anger is left feeling cheap; using issues of today to become no more than a viral 110 minute video.” – Starburst Nov 21, 2018 Full Review Wildlife (2018) 94% 4/5 EDIT “Paul Dano's directorial debut Wildlife lands not with a thud but a slow caress, to be inhaled and ruminated on, its stagnant images billowing into your lungs.” – CineVue Nov 15, 2018 Full Review Matangi/Maya/M.I.A. (2018) 90% 4/5 EDIT “We get a searing intimate portrayal of M.I.A./Maya, with the documentary as her heartfelt diary and manifesto.” – CineVue Oct 31, 2018 Full Review Climax (2018) 69% 5/5 EDIT “Underneath it all, Climax also evokes the feelings of self-hatred, regret and shame that accompanies this much "fun".” – CineVue Oct 31, 2018 Full Review Bad Reputation (2018) 78% 4/5 EDIT “Shedding light on a story of 70s rock and roll that is really a study of a turning tide in the fight for gender equality tunnelled through music.” – CineVue Oct 30, 2018 Full Review Suspiria (2018) 65% 9/10 EDIT “Guadagnino has succeeded in making a Suspiria that is genuinely sinister, a work of art that is terrifying for how well he can penetrate the subconscious fears of fourth wave feminism.” – Starburst Oct 22, 2018 Full Review Halloween (2018) 79% 8/10 EDIT “By focusing on a female survivor that is no longer the hysterical, screaming final girl, but a woman who can protect herself and her family, Gordon Green offers up a Halloween that, whilst not beating the original... gives us a version for a modern era.” – Starburst Oct 10, 2018 Full Review The Most Assassinated Woman in the World (2018) 86% 3/5 EDIT “Most Assassinated has strong ideas that slowly fade as the film goes on.” – CineVue Sep 10, 2018 Full Review What Keeps You Alive (2018) 82% 4/5 EDIT “Anderson switches with ease from loving, innocent girlfriend to straight-faced psychotic, and both actors bounce off one another in their roles - Allen succeeds in securing empathy from an audience, with a face of earnestness and naïveté.” – CineVue Sep 6, 2018 Full Review Summer of 84 (2018) 71% EDIT “However, the characters - stereotypes we have come to love in these films - are nothing more than that.” – CineVue Sep 4, 2018 Full Review Heretiks (2018) 60% 2/10 EDIT “The film's setting fails to evoke the same type of English rural folk horror that it promises, instead wanting the audience to take it seriously when it can't even take itself seriously.” – Starburst Sep 4, 2018 Full Review Cult of Terror (Culto al Terror) (2017) 3/10 EDIT “If you are a horror fan, this is not the documentary for you. An obnoxious two hours paying lip service to horror fans without making any real point about them or the genre itself.” – Starburst Sep 4, 2018 Full Review Seeds (2018) 42% 2/10 EDIT “It is not a shocking film, nor a particularly immoral one. It is just, sadly, a boring one.” – Starburst Sep 4, 2018 Full Review The Field Guide to Evil (2018) 78% 5/10 EDIT “Overly long, with only a few stories working coherently, but elicits a cosy, Tales from the Crypt fireplace feel.” – Starburst Sep 4, 2018 Full Review Braid (2018) 86% 9/10 EDIT “A gorgeously vibrant and yet shockingly violent bourgeois horror-comedy that relishes in its three female leads, proving that femininity can be deadly.” – Starburst Sep 4, 2018 Full Review Wolfman's Got Nards (2018) 100% 9/10 EDIT “Watching these films - and this documentary - generates the type of joy we only felt as kids, as well as evoking the warm fuzzy feeling that nostalgia brings.” – Starburst Sep 4, 2018 Full Review Ghostland (2018) 50% 9/10 EDIT “Ghostland manages to render conventional jump scares and plot twists original and fresh, instead of worn out.” – Starburst Sep 4, 2018 Full Review Possum (2018) 88% 10/10 EDIT “Possum excels in ways some horror doesn't. It strikes the nerve between horror and emotion, between wanting to cry and wanting to scream.” – Starburst Sep 4, 2018 Full Review
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