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The 25 Best Psychological Horror Movies of All Time

 From'Candyman,' 'Us' and 'The Silence of the lambs,' these are the best psychological films of all time.

The Farrell Report: Saudi Cup Can Now Boast a Kentucky Derby Winner in Mandaloun; A Look at Rebel; Harness Horse of the Year

Halfway around the world, King Abdulaziz Racetrack hosts the richest race of the year on Saturday, the $20 million Saudi Cup (G1).

Lighter than Air

The members of disability arts company Kinetic Light discuss collaboration and kinship.

Lighter than Air

The members of disability arts company Kinetic Light discuss collaboration and kinship.

Lighter than Air

The members of disability arts company Kinetic Light discuss collaboration and kinship.

Lighter than Air

The members of disability arts company Kinetic Light discuss collaboration and kinship.

A Match Race To Remember | Standardbred Canada

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Movies Like Shutter Island That Will Scratch Your Psychological Thriller Itch

Movies Like Shutter Island That Will Scratch Your Psychological Thriller Itch Movies Like Shutter Island That Will Scratch Your Psychological Thriller Itch By Zoë Z. Dean/April 16, 2021 1:38 pm EDT Every Martin Scorsese film is worth watching, and one we'd like to see get more attention is 2010's Shutter Island – a dark and brooding neo-noir that's sure to surprise you. Leonardo DiCaprio is really riveting as Teddy Daniels, a U.S. marshal who comes to an isolated psychiatric hospital to investigate a supposedly missing patient. But the case is far more complicated than anyone could initially guess. The hospital has seemingly endless secrets ... and soon, Teddy can't even trust himself. We heartily second Roger Ebert's review of the film, which says, "That's what the movie is about: atmosphere, ominous portents, the erosion of Teddy's confidence and even his identity. It's all done with flawless directorial command."

Inside Zendaya And John David Washington's Quarantine Movie

Zendaya and John David Washington in "Malcolm & Marie." Of the movies made during the pandemic thus far, “Malcolm & Marie” is probably the one with the highest profile. In September, Netflix paid an astounding $30 million to acquire the film, which debuted Friday in an apparent bid for awards-season recognition.  “Malcolm & “Marie” begins with its title couple arriving at their palatial California rental home. Malcolm (John David Washington) is a director whose new movie just had a rapturous premiere. He’s on cloud nine, reveling in the praise and mocking white sycophants’ performative fawning. Marie (Zendaya), meanwhile, is not so charmed. Despite having lifted details of Marie’s former drug addiction for his film, Malcolm forgot to thank her during a speech, inflaming a fundamental issue in their relationship. What follows is a long, stormy exchange about art, Hollywood and what partners owe each other.