Bugonia Review
In Bugonia, Yorgos Lanthimos pares back his usual, evident madness for what is his most accessible film yet. Here, the...
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Relay Review
One of the harder tasks of modern films is the amount of mystery technology takes from storytelling. We’ve all read...
Chainsaw Man- The Movie: Reze Arc Review
Tatsuki Fujimoto might be one of the strongest mangakas working today, if the adaptations of his work are any indication....
Hedda Review
Modernisation, especially in the media, is a skill. Adapting a play, novel, or film by adding modern themes or elements...
Good Fortune Review
Good Fortune provides a relatable experience for anyone who has tried just getting by with life. For the average Earth...
The Last Sacrifice Review
Engagingly divergent documentary The Last Sacrifice examines how a brutal pitchfork slaying in 1945 influenced folk horror from its 1970s...
Plainclothes Review
Last week an article was released by The City exposing the arrests of over 200 gay men by Amtrak police...
Perfect Blue Review
One of the most influential auteurs of anime is the late great Satoshi Kon, who directed only four films, but...
Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie Review
Gabby's Dollhouse first began as a show on Netflix, which was created by Traci Page Johnson, a Blue's Clues veteran,...
I Swear Review
Directed, written and produced by Kirk Jones (Walking Ned), I Swear is an evocative, essential portrait of Tourette Syndrome campaigner...
Him Review
The next horror that believes it has what it takes to dissect the certain tragedies that come from a certain...
The Smashing Machine Review
Having mastered the perilous wrestler-turned-actor pipeline, there’s little Dwayne Johnson hasn’t achieved in Hollywood. With films like Skyscraper and Fast...
Roofman Review
Roofman tells the story of Jeff Manchester (Channing Tatum), an intelligent but naive low-level criminal who consistently gets himself into...
The Shadow’s Edge Review
Remakes have played a fundamental role in cinema since its infancy; some of the earliest remakes date back to 1896....