Lords of Chaos
Outrageous, blasphemous and excessively violent. Lords of Chaos doesn’t aim to offend, it just shows every painstakingly horrific…
By Dan StruthersOutrageous, blasphemous and excessively violent. Lords of Chaos doesn’t aim to offend, it just shows every painstakingly horrific…
By Dan StruthersAfter decades of LGBT themes being whitewashed in period and even contemporary dramas, it seems the cinema industry…
By Sarah BradburyJordan Peele’s astonishing, audacious follow-up to Get Out does not disappoint. Us follows a vacationing family tormented by…
By Musanna AhmedDirector Bing Liu’s debut feature-length documentary is a strikingly perceptive and sad portrayal of lower-middle class life in…
By Selina BegumInitially screened at the Telluride Film Festival, The White Crow follows the true story of Rudolf Nureyev (Oleg…
By Brady ClarkMoviegoers have been trained to fear sharks, the apex predator with the fathomless eyes who seems 90% teeth,…
By Jessica WallFollowing three amateur boxers as they work their way to the top of New York’s Golden Glove tournament,…
By Andrew MurrayBorders, real and symbolic, structure our existence. Whether simply lines on a map or heavily fortified physical barriers,…
By Gabriel BerninkJoaquín Cambre’s 2017 offering follows Tomás (Ángelo Mutti Spinetta) through a period of uncomfortable growth into adolescence. Familiar…
By The editorial unitFive Feet Apart is the latest YA/teen romance that portrays youthful teenagers falling in love in spite of…
By Jason Kerin