Attack on Paradise Review (2026 Fantasia Film Festival)
Berserk Belgian bloodbath, Attack on Paradise is a rollicking triumph of creativity and heart over budget and plausibility. Swarthy and...
Reviews
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Heartstopper Forever Review – A Joyous, Beautiful End
Everything good must eventually come to an end. Is that not the saying? Well, even if it ends its storytelling...
The Hawk Review – Netflix’s New Comedy Misses the Hole in One
Will Ferrell has done his fair share of sports projects in the past, so there shouldn’t have been any worry...
The Odyssey Review – This Century’s Most Incredible Cinema Experience
There are moments - many, many moments - in The Odyssey, one of the year’s biggest and most ambitious films,...
Lucky Review: Apple TV’s New Thriller Is Well Worth Your Time
Apple TV seems to be the place to be if you're a major Hollywood star looking to dip into the...
Ride or Die Review (Prime Video)
Who needs a new James Bond film, or a female James Bond, when you can watch an eight-episode series with...
Fairyland Review
For his feature debut, director/writer Andrew Durham has taken us to somewhere we know, or at least feel we do...
Moana Review – Not Every Voyage Is Worth Taking
Remakes have been a hot topic of discussion over the past few years, with many questioning why it’s necessary to...
Little House on the Prairie Review (Netflix)
Netflix's Little House on the Prairie was always going to be a difficult adaptation to pull off. Drawing from Laura...
Against Nature Review (2026 Karlovy Vary IFF)
Jonás has been working in mining, carving the rock of hills for an undefined while. Returning home, he seems to...
Interview: Efthimis Kosemund-Sanidis on his Feverish A Whole Person Almost
If you enter a film with precaution until the story establishes itself, this one will keep you firmly on your...
Evil Dead Burn Review – A Terrifying, If Familiar, New Chapter for the Franchise
In the latest addition to Sam Raimi’s horror series, originating in 1981 with The Evil Dead, we return to the...
Martial Law: Lo Wei’s Wuxia World Review (Eureka Entertainment)
Lo Wei is a legendary Hong Kong director and actor; his work on The Big Boss and Fist of Fury...
Yellow Letters Review (2026 Karlovy Vary IFF)
Have you ever feared your online presence would jeopardise your work? Even more so, how much do you strategise about...