Thriller Unfriended is the rare good movie about the Internet

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On this week's episode: We marvel at Unfriended, a rare horror movie about the internet that is also good. But before that we call up our own Stephanie Zacharek to ask about her Pulitzer Prize finalist recognition. Then we examine a new faith movie with a terrible message named Little Boy, before moving to Forbidden Games, an old faith movie with a powerful message. Finally, we discuss how how HBO is moving High Maintenance from the web to the TV (be sure to read our interview with High Maintenance creators Katja Blichfield and Ben Sinclar, too). Remember to follow us on Twitter at @VoiceFilmClub, and to read all our reviews and film news at villagevoice.com/movies and laweekly.com/movies.

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