All posts tagged review

In 1975, Arul Pragasam and his family travelled from Hounslow, London to the Sri Lankan...

Climax is not a film for the faint of heart. Those familiar with director Gaspar Noé’s...

Paul Feig has a career full of hits and misses, often within the same movie....

“I’ve made a lot of mistakes”, the prodigious – if unstable – Michael Silva (Mark...

The internet, iPhones, space travel, cars, democratic government...

Foxes are the unseen enemy in a world ruled by paranoia in Dawn King’s...

A couple of things to consider when deciding if Arinzé Kene’s Misty is for you:...

With a name like Yungblud, one would probably expect to see yet another modern American...

An intriguing, eclectic series of dance vignettes,...

What price would you pay to be popular? How far would you go...