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Chase Hutchinson-Movie Reviews Editor

Chase Hutchinson

Movie Reviews Editor

December, 2018
movie reviews, Horror Movies, sci fi
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About Chase Hutchinson

Chase Hutchinson is a longtime editor and writer with more than a decade of experience in journalism. His work has appeared in a variety of publications including IGN, i-D, The Stranger, The Wrap, The Inlander, The Seattle Times, and The Boston Globe. With a deep foundation of knowledge on everything from blockbuster fare to arthouse film, he is never not looking for the next exciting cinematic vision to explore. He is an expert in everything from horror franchises like Saw and Scream to big sci-fi like Star Wars as well as smaller scale genre stories like The Beast. He has covered several film festivals for Collider including the Cannes Film Festival, the Toronto International Film Festival, the Sundance Film Festival, the Fantasia Film Festival, and the Venice Film Festival. He is also a member of the Seattle Film Critics Society. You can find him on Twitter and Bluesky at @EclecticHutch.

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Odessa Young Eva looking concerned as she stares straight ahead in The Damned.
'The Damned' Review: Haunting Historical Horror Cuts to the Bone

Odessa Young is outstanding in this chilling and tense film.

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Setareh Maleki, Mahsa Rostami, and Soheila Golestani in an argument in The Seed of the Sacred Fig.
'The Seed of the Sacred Fig' Review: Mohammad Rasoulof’s Radical Triumph of Cinema

A fearless work of art, it's a film that everyone and anyone should experience.

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'The Penguin' Review: Colin Farrell's 'The Batman' Spin-Off Is 'The Sopranos' With Supervillains

Ay, Ton', ya heard about a new superhero series that feels awfully similar to ours?

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Michael Keaton as Beetlejuice turned towards the camera smirking with Bob in the background
'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,' 'Rebel Ridge,' and This Week’s Best New Releases, Reviewed and Ranked

Come read about the big new releases to see this week from a buzzy sequel to a bold new debut feature so you know what's worth watching & what isn't.

Aaron Pierre talks on a cell phone in a phone booth in Rebel Ridge.
'Rebel Ridge' Review: Aaron Pierre’s Riveting Reacher-Esque Badass Fights the Power in Netflix Thriller

Jeremy Saulnier’s latest rolls into town to kick some ass.

Elijah Wood as Strawn Wise and Nell Fisher as Mildred looking up at something in fear in Bookworm.
'Bookworm' Review: Elijah Wood’s Latest New Zealand Adventure Finds a Bit of Magic

One does not simply walk into New Zealand.

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Casey Affleck in a spaceship in Slingshot
'Slingshot' Review: Casey Affleck and Laurence Fishburne Sci-Fi Is Best When Bleak

Though it shares a writer, this sci-fi movie is no Moon.

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A woman lays upside down on the ground in My First Film.
'My First Film' Review: Zia Anger’s Daring “Directorial Debut” Is the Meta Movie to End All Meta Movies

One of the most surprising films of the year is also one of its most layered.

Bryan Jordan Alvarez running through a classroom full of students in English Teacher
'English Teacher' Review: Brian Jordan Alvarez's Delightful FX Comedy Is Here to School the Sitcom

Class is in session.

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Bill Skarsgard and FKA Twigs as Eric and Shelly on the poster for The Crow.
'The Crow,' 'Blink Twice,' and This Week’s Best New Releases, Reviewed and Ranked

Come read about the big new releases to see this week from a buzzy new debut to the return of a master so you know what's worth watching & what isn't.

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A man with glasses looks at a strange substance caught on a drill while a woman looks on in Hell Hole.
'Hell Hole' Review: Shudder’s Darkly Funny Horror Is 'The Thing' Meets 'Tremors'

The greatest family in indie horror, the Adams family, is back with another fun romp.

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Kevin Costner as Hayes Ellison looking down at a person offscreen in Horizon: An American Saga
'Horizon: An American Saga' Review: Kevin Costner’s Epic Western Is Slow on the Draw

If this is how this series of multiple movies is going to start, then it has its work cut out for it.

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A man pours water out of his shoe while sitting on the rocks of a beach in Close Your Eyes.
'Close Your Eyes' Review: A Legend Returns With Another Breathtaking Cinematic Gift

Víctor Erice's first film in 30 years is one of the best of the year.

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John Early as Terry Goon looking out a window while very sweaty in Stress Positions.
'Stress Positions' Review: This Satire Will Melt Your Brain (Complimentary)

Both exhausting and electrifying in equal measure, Theda Hammel's feature directorial debut is a portrait of more than the early days of the pandemic.

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Carolyn Bracken holding an eerie object in Oddity
'Oddity' Review: A Supernatural Horror That Will Tear You To Pieces

Yeah, you should definitely stick your hand in the mouth of the perpetually screaming wooden man.

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Cailee Spaeny walking through a yellow tinted spaceship in Alien-Romulus
'Alien: Romulus,' 'Watchmen: Chapter 1,' and This Week’s Best New Releases, Reviewed and Ranked

Come read about the big new releases to see this week from a sci-fi horror sequel to a superhero movie so you know what's worth watching & what isn't.

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Mónica Villa as Rita looking at something in shock in Chronicles of a Wandering Saint.
'Chronicles of a Wandering Saint' Review: This Movie Is to Die For

This fantastic feature debut offers one of the most beautiful surprises of 2024 thus far.

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Elliot Page as Sam sitting in a room with a red hat looking outwards in Close to You.
'Close to You' Review: Elliot Page Is Stuck in a Nightmare Family Reunion

While Page brings a grace to the film, he is left fighting a losing battle in an otherwise strained family drama.

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Kim Min-ha as young Sunja looking out on the world in a still from Pachinko Season 2.
'Pachinko' Season 2 Review: One of TV’s Best Shows Triumphantly Returns

As Season 2 expands outward and again rearranges the story's structure, it finds even greater resonance.

Jamie Lee Curtis, Ariana Greenblat, Cate Blanchett, Jack Black, Florian Munteanu, and Kevin Hart on the Borderlands poster
'Borderlands,' 'Cuckoo,' and This Week’s Best New Releases, Reviewed and Ranked

From a new video game adaptation to a summer horror gem, we've reviewed everything coming out this week.

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