Film Review – The Sinners (2020)
If you’ve ever wondered what a combination of ‘Mean Girls’ and ‘The Craft’ would look like in 2021, ‘The Sinners’...
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Film Review – Wrong Turn (2021)
Highly politicised refresh of the enduring Wrong Turn franchise obsessed with face-based tree trauma. A diverse group of privileged Millennials, too...
Film Review – Breeder (2020)
Mia is married to a sexually aloof businessman with his fingers knuckle deep in some very unethical pies. Suspicious of...
Film Review – Music (2021)
Going in knowing little about Music, I certainly, wasn't expecting to be hit so hard emotionally throughout this most triumphant...
Film Review – Looted (2019)
Lost youth in the mix of casual criminality boosting cars in exchange for a quick payday elevates into higher stakes...
Film Review – School’s Out Forever (2021)
The plot in School’s Out Forever hits rather close to home: a virus suddenly spreads across the globe, causing death,...
Film Review – Willy’s Wonderland (2021)
If 2018’s sleeper hit ‘Mandy’ saw Nicholas Cage (Ghost Rider, National Treasure)  return to the glorious form of old, soaked...
Film Review – PVT Chat (2020, Second Opinion)
The opening two minutes will immediately define interest levels of viewers, nobody needs to watch this but the actors are...
Film Review – Barb And Star Go To The Vista del Mar (2021)
For pretty much every single day since watching Barb & Star Go To The Vista Del Mar, this intrepid writer...
Film Review – PVT Chat (2021)
Over the last few years, New York City duo Josh Safdie and younger brother Benny Safdie have created their own...
Film Review – Marlene Dietrich at Universal 1940-1942
Whilst often remembered for her collaborations with Paramount and that of Joseph von Sternberg in the 1930s, playing the iconic...
Film Review – The Weird and Wonderful World of Ujicha: Violence Voyager/Burning Buddha Man
As an artform Anime already has a reputation for being weird and wonderful. But nothing really compares to the truly...
Film Review – Possessor (2020)
Admittedly, I was apprehensive about approaching Brandon Cronenberg's Possessor after his feature-length debut with Antiviral. Though it had an interesting...
Film Review – Little Fish (2021)
An apocalyptic thriller framed as an indie drama, Chad Hartigan’s sci-fi romance is a timely tale of love that’s not-quite-lost—but...