THESE VIOLENT DELIGHTS: May favorite movies of 2018 so far

Aug 1, 2018

May favorite movies of 2018 so far

1 The Death of Stalin A2. You Were Never Really Here 3. Incredibles 2 A-4. McQueen5. A Quiet Place B+6. Loveless B+7. Whitney B+
8. Ready Player One B+
9. Mission Impossible: Fallout B+
10. Hereditary B+

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