Havoc Review
Action cinema was forever changed when The Raid (also known as The Raid: Redemption) exploded onto the scene. It was...
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Andor Season 2: Episode 1 Review
Andor Season One features some of the best moments in any Star Wars media. It’s a deeply political thriller that...
The Ugly Stepsister Review
This squirmy reimagining of Cinderella with graphic sex and folk-tinged body horror will worm its whimsical way under your skin....
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Episodes 1 and 2 Review
Creating a distinctive spin-off is no simple feat. While it may seem easy to take beloved elements from the original...
The Beginning After the End Episode 1-2 Review
Being reborn in another world is a hallmark trope of the anime genre. It feels like with each new anime...
Guilty Gear Strive: Dual Rulers Episode 1-2 Review
Uncovering that fighting games possess deep and expansive lore might sound strange to the uninitiated, who believe the way to...
G20 Review
Is there anything Viola Davis can’t do? From emotionally charged dramas and superhero spectacles to gripping action thrillers, she continues...
To Be Hero X Episode 1 Review
It could be argued that the first episode is the most crucial part of a TV series. First impressions last...
Like Tears In Rain Review
Like Tears In Rain is mostly a loving personal tribute to late, great monstrous pride of the Netherlands talent, Rutger...
Revelations Review
Life presents many wonders and opportunities—some fleeting, others lasting a lifetime. It is safe to say that everyone has experienced...
The Rule Of Jenny Pen Review
The horrors of ageing is something cinema has tackled time and time again, from What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?...
The Electric State Review
A tangled web of wires and whirring machines, where the line between human and machine is increasingly blurred. Sound familiar?...
Superboys Of Malegaon Review
In a world where cinema is the most international it's ever been, it's so important to continue to platform films...
A Thousand Blows Review
“The following is inspired by real characters who lived and fought together in London’s East End,” the opening intertitles tell...