A Samurai in Time Review
Bolts of electricity are often linked to time travel, as famously demonstrated in 1984 Los Angeles. In a dark, dingy...
Cinema
Hope Review
Everyone can attest that at least once a day, we yearn for hope—whether it’s for the suffering of our workday...
The Moon Review
As a writer, laying the groundwork for a review's introduction is an uphill battle. I contemplate my approach: should I...
Creation of the Gods 2: Demon Force Review
Fantasy has never captivated me the way sci-fi has. From the exploration of Pandora to the unimaginable task of turning...
Love Hurts Review
Love Hurts may just be the first Valentine’s Day-themed Hong Kong-style action movie. With the action genre overstuffed with Christmas,...
Bring Them Down Review
In Christopher Andrews’ debut feature Bring Them Down, it’s a universal story, one you could slot into almost any century...
Companion Review
We’ve been spoilt for choice with horrors this year and right at the end of January comes Companion, shooting all...
September 5 Review
Tim Fehlbaum’s sweat-inducing September 5 re-creates events through the eyes of the team of journalists who unexpectedly found themselves covering...
Vermiglio Review
Vermiglio is a subtle yet striking film that envelops the audience in its visually stunning, intimate portrayal of a small...
Detective Chinatown 1900 Review
Every time the American national anthem is sung at sporting or political events, it proclaims that America is “the land...
Hard Truths Review
An emotionally charged and grounded familial drama in the form of Mike Leigh's Hard Truths, and you'd be hard-pressed to...
Flight Risk Review
What a week it has been across the pond in the grand old US of A: Joe Biden has left...
Presence Review
I don’t know if it’s cool to like Steven Soderbergh anymore, but I love Steven Soderbergh. Unlike his contemporaries, Soderbergh...
William Tell Review
It starts with the moment that transformed Swiss huntsman William Tell from a folk hero into a fully-fledged legend. You...