Film Reviews & Insights
Totally Killer
At this point in cinematic history, it is baffling that a horror movie has failed to properly take advantage of the Back to the Future formula, sending its protagonist(s) back [...]
Saw X
As the horror genre has moved on to new influences and the popularity of nostalgia has begun to wane, the 19 year old Saw franchise returns with its tenth film, [...]
The Creator
In contemporary Hollywood, with the propensity for inflated budgets leading to entire sets made of green or blue screen and an over-reliance on digital effects, it is difficult to come [...]
Cassandro
A bone-jarring and equally sensual mix of human emotion and lucha libre smackdowns, Cassandro shapes up as a compelling biographical character study about Mexican luchador pro wrestler Saúl Armendariz, who [...]
It Lives Inside
In recent years, the horror genre has experienced a renaissance in terms of multicultural representation within its previously restrictive space; different ethnic groups are emerging into the forefront of horror, [...]
Dumb Money
We have had many films be released about the current century's most trying historical events ranging from 9/11, to the IRAQ War, and the 2008 Financial crises to name just [...]
El Conde
Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín (Jackie, Spencer) pulls another famous historical figure back from the dead, this time for a deftly executed satire about the murderous dictator, Augusto Pinochet. El Conde [...]
A Haunting in Venice
In 2017, Kenneth Branagh, often an adaptor of classic literature in his work as an actor/director, set his sights on a new author and character: Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot. While [...]
The Nun 2
James Wan's 2013 sensation The Conjuring kicked off a franchise that has not only sustained itself for ten years now, but currently ranks as the highest-grossing horror franchise of all [...]
The Equalizer 3
Oscar-winner Denzel Washington had never starred in a sequel throughout his eclectic career until The Equalizer 2, the follow-up to his popular reteaming with his Training Day director Antoine Fuqua. [...]
Bottoms
Familiarly conceived but a highly amusing satire about a self-defense women's club for unpopular misfit females who have been ostracized by their classmates and faculty. Emma Seligman's (Shiva Baby) sophomore [...]