Scarlet Review
Mamoru Hosoda, compared to his contemporaries like Makoto Shinkai, Masaaki Yuasa, or Naoko Yamada, has never truly moved me or...
Mamoru Hosoda, compared to his contemporaries like Makoto Shinkai, Masaaki Yuasa, or Naoko Yamada, has never truly moved me or...
Director Genki Kawamura and co-creator Kore-Eda Hirokazu have just dropped the UK trailer for their horror video game adaptation of...
Why do we love film as an art form? As a visual medium, it allows us to experience and understand...
Directed by Maurice Tourneur in 1943, The Devil’s Hand (La Main du diable) was produced under German occupation at the...
Death is inevitable; the ones we love will eventually pass away, hopefully on their own terms. Yet when we lose...
Lets face it, we all enjoy a good whodunnit mystery, so do Eureka Entertainment. In May they will release Maurice...
Across four generations, a series of young women learn things about themselves, their mothers, and the world around them. Through...
Racecar movies are too often labelled as “dad films,” as their appeal lies in being action-oriented stories aimed at men...
History is told by the victors. This phrase is ingrained in our psyche, whether we are aware of it or...
The tale of Musashi Miyamoto has been portrayed in numerous film adaptations, most notably in the Samurai Trilogy starring Toshiro...
We need to be prepared for anything, including war. In John Skoog’s Redoubt, Denis Lavant is ready for the Cold...
Even if you don’t immediately recognise the name, you’ve felt his impact on action cinema. Yuen Woo-ping is undeniably a...
Cat-and-mouse tension is a fundamental pillar of any espionage film. What elevates it above your typical thriller with similar mechanics,...
Host and hostess clubs are an inherently East Asian form of nightlife, with many Westerners only encountering them by travelling...