Rivals – Season 2 Review (Disney+)
Everyone’s favourite TV rivals are back with a bang. Picking up weeks after season one’s explosive finale, Rivals season two...
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Primavera Review
In Primavera, Tecla Insolia plays Cecilia, a 20-year-old orphan who has lived all of her life in Ospedale della Pietá, the...
Shed Review
Steven J. Mihaljevich's spellbinding exploration of guile and resolve is survival horror at its visceral and gruelling best. Mia is...
Ciao UFO Review
Ciao UFO opens with an urban legend, which is usually entangled with the horror genre. While not all of them...
Obsession Review
With his sophomore feature, Curry Barker takes a premise we’ve seen countless times before in sitcoms, teen comedies and science...
Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D) Review
For the first time in over 10 years, we’re being treated to a James Cameron film that isn’t a part...
Legends Review (Netflix)
***Spoilers ahead*** In the early ‘90s, a group of people joined a small team to assist Britain’s Customs team in...
Mortal Kombat II Review
Jumping on countless happy memories of hours spent in front of the arcade machine or game console, video game series...
Point Blank Review (Criterion Collection)
There's never been another movie icon like Lee Marvin. He's tougher than McQueen, more sadistic than Eastwood, and more charismatic...
Touch Me Review
It’s been two years since filmmaker Addison Heimann broke onto the scene at SXSW with his deeply personal horror film...
Kokuho Review
Japanese performing arts are becoming increasingly well-known due to greater media exposure and accessibility. Rakugo, for example, gained widespread attention...
Brute Force 1976 Review
Marcel Walz's vulgar Texas Chainsaw Massacre/Hills Have Eyes homage, Brute 1976, is a degenerate triumph of stunning visuals and very...
Swapped Review (Netflix)
Sometimes, a well-thought-out plot can still not hold up if the medium it is told is not right. Unfortunately for...
I’ve Seen All I Need to See Review
Grief has a home in cinematic representations. With its ability to capture and present close-ups of pained facial expressions, showcase...