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Dana Barbuto

Dana Barbuto

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Editor, BostonMovieNews

Boston

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Metaphysical, Zodiac Signs , Witchcraft, Horoscopes , Astrology, Spirituality , Tarot

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  • ‘Warfare’ is a battle to get through

    By Dana Barbuto Verified| BostonMovieNews@ “Warfare” doesn’t just depict combat—it traps you inside. Set during the Iraq War in 2006 and drawn from the memories of real-life Navy SEALs, the film reconstructs a mission gone sideways with granular precision and relentless tension. Ray Mendoza, who was on the mission, co-wrote and directed the film with Alex Garland (“Civil War,” “Annihilation”), offering a firsthand account of the events of Nov. 19. The action unfolds in real time, with long takes and little exposition.

    By Dana Barbuto Verified · BostonMovieNews

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • ‘Monkey’ see, monkey doom

    By Dana Barbuto Verified| BostonMovieNews@ “The Monkey,” Osgood Perkins’s adaptation of Stephen King’s short story, feels like what every “Simpsons Treehouse of Horror” episode strives to be: frightful vibes slathered in gore, guffaws, and gruesome deaths that are more silly than sinister. In his last outing, the psychological serial killer thriller “Longlegs,” Perkins scared the pants off me with the film’s slow-burn terror despite its convoluted plot. The guy can do dread. “The Monkey” finds him in a much more playful mood.

    By Dana Barbuto Verified · BostonMovieNews

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • ‘Warfare’ is a battle to get through

    By Dana Barbuto Verified| BostonMovieNews@ “Warfare” doesn’t just depict combat—it traps you inside. Set during the Iraq War in 2006 and drawn from the memories of real-life Navy SEALs, the film reconstructs a mission gone sideways with granular precision and relentless tension. Ray Mendoza, who was on the mission, co-wrote and directed the film with Alex Garland (“Civil War,” “Annihilation”), offering a firsthand account of the events of Nov. 19. The action unfolds in real time, with long takes and little exposition.

    By Dana Barbuto Verified · BostonMovieNews

    Apr. 11, 2025

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