At first glance, “Love Lies Bleeding” might look like another Americana-steeped tale of lovers on the run. But a look beyond its sleek hardbodies reveals that director Rose Glass has once again made a monster movie, albeit one of a different character than the spiritual possession in her scorching debut “Saint Maud.” Here, Glass finds a Gothic-tinged tale of passion and pride burning brightly amidst the embers of the eighties.

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“Love Lies Bleeding,” a new romantic thriller from A24, already has a lot going for it. For one, it’s an A24 movie, and that brings a certain sheen to it. But it also has Kristen Stewart in the starring role, “Saint Maud” director Rose Glass behind the camera, and an intriguing premise: a romantic thriller set in the world of elite bodybuilding.

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For a minute there, Hailee Steinfeld suggested she was not getting the role of Marvel’s Kate Bishop on the “Hawkeye” limited series show, and beyond in the MCU, and there was talk that Apple’s “Dickinson” had an exclusive hold on her that would not let her do both. How could she juggle two shows and a role that could extend into Marvel’s Cinematic Universe?

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The stakes are high for “Dickinson,” one of Apple TV+’s most hotly-anticipated new titles. Billed (and ridiculed) as a millennial-friendly retelling of Emily Dickinson’s life, the show from Alena Smith follows the young writer as she struggles to find her voice in a society intent on ignoring women. The show is intentionally ahistorical: Emily calls her household chores “bullshit,” somebody literally says the word “woke,” there is a sexting plotline.

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