William Bibbiani
Film Critic and Co-Host at Critically Acclaimed Network
Freelance Film Critic at The Wrap
Film critic for @TheWrap. Host of @CriticAcclaim. Partner of @_MLopesDaSilva. He/him. Formerly verified.
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3 weeks ago |
thewrap.com | William Bibbiani
If movies have taught us anything it’s that if someone asks you to dispose of a dead body, you say “no.” In fact, movies have taught us this valuable lesson so many times and for so many decades that I’m genuinely shocked when anyone — even in movies — still thinks it’s a smart idea in a dead body situation. There are only two possibilities why this plot point would still be so prevalent: 1. People actually do it in real life all the time (which is a creepy thought) or 2.
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3 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | William Bibbiani
Now"Everyone's going to freak out." Just because summer blockbuster season winds down in August doesn't mean the 2025 movie season is over. Especially since The Housemaid is coming out December 25, 2025. The thriller follows a housemaid named Millie (Sydney Sweeney) who takes a job at Nina and Andrew's …
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3 weeks ago |
thewrap.com | William Bibbiani
Three years ago, director Dan Trachtenberg brought the “Predator” franchise roaring back with “Prey.” Sure, it was just another movie about aliens hunting humans for sport, but “Prey” wisely set the action in an earlier era: hundreds of years ago, before sci-fi was a concept any character could reference, and when weapons were of comparatively mild destruction. The protagonist of “Prey,” a Comanche woman named Naru, was at a bigger disadvantage than any other protagonist in the series by default.
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3 weeks ago |
thewrap.com | William Bibbiani
There’s a moment in these “John Wick” movies that always makes me sad. It’s the scene where some character gets a multimillion-dollar bounty on their head, and it turns out everyone in the whole world was a secretly an assassin all along. Everyone, that is, except me. Nobody invited me to this mad murder party you are all having.
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1 month ago |
thewrap.com | William Bibbiani
It’s a cliché but it’s a cliché for a reason: Netflix puts out so many movies that most people never even hear about them. That sucks, because while they can’t all be bangers, a lot of those Netflix Originals deserve an audience. Especially their horror flicks, because believe it or not they’ve put out a lot of fantastic scary flicks for fans of all ages. Let’s take a look at the best Netflix Original horror movies, shall we…?
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