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RunPee Weekly Newsletter #260 (April 30th, 2025)

Still from The Accountant 2: two brothers talk in camp chairs beside rows of parked RVs

Movie Review - The Accountant 2

The Accountant 2 delivers brotherly banter but stumbles with disjointed storytelling and underdeveloped characters in this mathematically imprecise sequel.

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Poster for Thunderbolts*: the team seen from above around a table marked with a yellow lightning-bolt star

**Thunderbolts***
starring: Florence Pugh, Lewis Pullman, David Harbour
runtime: 2 hours 6 minutes
genres: Action | Adventure | Crime
rating: Some Drug References | Language | Some Suggestive References | Strong Violence | Thematic Elements
directed by: Jake Schreier
Peetimes: I'm going to premier at 2:00 pm Eastern on Thursday, May 1st. Peetimes should be added by about 5:30 pm.

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Poster for Until Dawn: a spooky house sits atop a twisted tree trunk above an hourglass-like pile of bones

Movie Review - Until Dawn Until Dawn reinvigorates the time-loop horror genre with inventive death scenes and genuine laughs, creating a blood-soaked rollercoaster where you'll actually care if these characters survive.
Grade: B-

Poster for The Legend of Ochi: kids in the woods around a girl holding a small blue creature

Movie Review - The Legend of Ochi A haunting A24 creature feature that reimagines E.T. with folk-horror undertones, offering a mysterious and emotionally complex coming-of-age tale.
Grade: B

Poster for Dimension Slip: two mirrored halves of a woman's face asking "Could you solve your own murder?"

Independent Film Review - Dimension Slip A mind-bending indie gem exploring parallel realities where one woman's life unexpectedly intersects across two divergent dimensions.
Grade: B

Poster for Womb: a knife over a woman's eye peering through a hole, "He wants your baby"

Independent Film Review - Womb A gripping thriller that reimagines the slasher genre with a tense, reality-inspired narrative of survival and maternal protection.
Grade: B-

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