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When two down-and-out household cleaners, Damon and Kevin, discover they are in the mansion of NBA superstar LeBron James, they decide to throw an epic rager with an all-star guest list in House Party. As a remake of the 1990 cult classic, House Party steps in the shoes of a generational comedy defined by
Jane (Gillian Jacobs) has just dropped off her daughter at summer camp for the first time, but as soon as she gets into her car, her life changes. Jane’s experiences of her day vary wildly from being involved in espionage to reconnecting with a lost love and she has no
The Devil Conspiracy Synopsis: The hottest biotech company in the world has discovered they can clone history's most influential people from the dead. Now, they are auctioning clones of Michelangelo, Galileo, Vivaldi, and others for tens of millions of dollars to the world's ultra-rich. But when they steal the Shroud
Director Park Chan-wook captured the world’s attention with 2016’s The Handmaiden. The film’s mix of eroticism and intrigue won him much praise from critics. Park Chan-wook, going all the way back to his much beloved Oldboy, has cleared a respectable career middle ground. His films appeal both to the arthouse
