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Britt Hayes

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Britt Hayes has been working as a film critic and journalist for 10 years. She lives in Austin, Texas and her work has been featured in Birth.Movies.Death., ScreenCrush, and more.

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Together (2025) 100% 5/5 “Rare is the film that can capture the brutal honesty of our most intimate relationships with such clarity, let alone one that successfully balances searing humor with distinct existential dread.” – MovieWeb Mar 11, 2025 Full Review Death of a Unicorn (2025) 54% 3/5 “In terms of sociopolitical horror comedies, you could do much better (Get Out) or worse (Don't Look Up) than director Alex Scharfman's feature debut, a fine way to spend an hour and 44 minutes.” – MovieWeb Mar 11, 2025 Full Review Bring Them Down (2024) 90% 9/10 “Barry Keoghan and Christopher Abbott don't pull any punches in this dark Irish thriller from director Christopher Andrews.” – MovieWeb Feb 4, 2025 Full Review V/H/S/Beyond (2024) 90% 3.5/5 “The latest installment in the found-footage horror series is V/H/S/Beyond, a collection of segments based on aliens and featuring some of the franchise's best and gnarliest special effects to date.” – MovieWeb Nov 5, 2024 Full Review The Apprentice (2024) 83% 4/5 “Around the halfway point, The Apprentice takes a jarring turn and transitions from a darkly comedic character study into a deeply unsettling horror film.” – MovieWeb Nov 5, 2024 Full Review Mr. Crocket (2024) 68% 3/5 “Set in 1993, with a VHS aesthetic and gory practical effects to match, Mr. Crocket spins millennial nostalgia into a perfectly passable supernatural parable.” – MovieWeb Nov 5, 2024 Full Review Ick (2024) 71% 3.5/5 “There's never a dull moment in Ick, which modernizes a classic premise before sticking it in a time machine and sending it back to 2006.” – MovieWeb Nov 5, 2024 Full Review Anora (2024) 93% 5/5 “Baker's most entertaining film to date, Anora is the sort of intoxicating character study that the filmmaker has become known for – a riveting slice of life on the margins of society with John Cassavetes' DNA coursing through its veins.” – MovieWeb Oct 22, 2024 Full Review Thanksgiving (2023) 84% “Slightly overcooked and would benefit from a trim... Still, it’s hard to criticize Roth too harshly for what is ultimately the kind of movie we need more of: perfectly enjoyable, mid-budget horror films with simple hooks and solid splatter.” – The Mary Sue Nov 16, 2023 Full Review Saw X (2023) 81% “It has everything you want from a solid Saw sequel: brilliant and brutal traps, a game involving multiple players, and a deep resentment of the capitalist machinery that keeps us simultaneously oppressed by and dependent upon the turning of its wheels.” – The Mary Sue Sep 29, 2023 Full Review Saltburn (2023) 71% “Saltburn isn’t content with merely eating the rich. It wants to salivate on them like a fly readying its meal; it devours them slowly, savoring every tender morsel. ” – The Mary Sue Sep 28, 2023 Full Review Strange Darling (2023) 96% “Strange Darling is one hell of a thrill ride. Mollner’s script is sharp and systematic, bolstered by a breathtaking performance from Fitzgerald, who absolutely tears into the role -- all the way down to the gristle and marrow. ” – The Mary Sue Sep 25, 2023 Full Review The Toxic Avenger (2023) 92% “The Toxic Avenger is exactly as advertised. It does what it says on the tin. It’s comically violent, absurdly gory, and extremely silly. But it’s also a timely “eat the rich” story infused with an earnest working class perspective.” – The Mary Sue Sep 25, 2023 Full Review The Invisible Man (2020) 91% “To say The Invisible Man is satisfying seems inadequate; there's something glorious about the film's conclusion, which may feel to some men every bit as horrific as the implications of Florence Pugh's facial expression in the final shot of Midsommar.” – Birth.Movies.Death. Feb 27, 2020 Full Review Bombshell (2019) 68% “Like the women they portray on-screen, the female stars of Bombshell deserve so much better.” – Birth.Movies.Death. Dec 17, 2019 Full Review Waves (2019) 84% “Something exceedingly human.” – Birth.Movies.Death. Nov 21, 2019 Full Review Doctor Sleep (2019) 78% “Although his efforts are admirable and often impressive, the end result...is, perhaps unavoidably, somewhat tepid.” – Birth.Movies.Death. Oct 31, 2019 Full Review Zombieland: Double Tap (2019) 68% “Zombieland: Double Tap is mostly just fine.” – Birth.Movies.Death. Oct 16, 2019 Full Review Pelican Blood (2019) 74% “Far more meaningful than any conventional depiction of female terror that came before it.” – Birth.Movies.Death. Sep 26, 2019 Full Review Pelican Blood (2010) “Gebbe captures this internal conflict with stunning clarity and an achingly apt amount of grace...” – Birth.Movies.Death. Sep 25, 2019 Full Review You Don't Nomi (2019) 89% “You Don't Nomi morphs into a thoughtful dissection of a film in which no singular view is right or wrong...” – Birth.Movies.Death. Sep 23, 2019 Full Review The Golden Glove (2019) 54% “Grotesque as it is, The Golden Glove is a profound exploration of the ease with which depravity is bred and nurtured in the carcinogenic, sticky corners inhabited by indigent people - and women in particular - who have aged out of our concern.” – Birth.Movies.Death. Sep 23, 2019 Full Review Hustlers (2019) 88% “The experience of watching Hustlers is akin to having a veil lifted from your eyes.” – Birth.Movies.Death. Sep 12, 2019 Full Review Reality Bites (1994) 62% “Reality Bites is a legitimately good movie.” – Birth.Movies.Death. Aug 3, 2019 Full Review Child's Play (2019) 64% “Child's Play is exactly the sort of entertaining and strangely fun schlock you'd expect from a reboot of a movie about a killer doll.” – Birth.Movies.Death. Jun 20, 2019 Full Review
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