IndieWire published a review titled “Evil Genius” that says Patricia Arquette and David Harbour take on a horrifying true‑crime story. The excerpt also notes that Courteney Cox directs a grating, mean‑spirited exercise at TIFF based on a notorious 2003 case.
Why it matters
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- IndieWire ran a review titled “Evil Genius” that mentions Patricia Arquette and David Harbour taking on a horrifying true‑crime story.
- The review is described as a review of a true‑crime story involving Arquette and Harbour.
- The excerpt says Courteney Cox directs a grating, mean‑spirited exercise at TIFF based on a notorious 2003 case.
- The project is characterized in the excerpt as mean‑spirited and grating.
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