Hallow Road Review
Welcome to a nightmare. It’s the one every parent dreads. Their child has done something accidentally which could damage their...
Reviews
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Final Destination: Bloodlines Review
The Final Destination movies have always been something of a guilty pleasure franchise. Modern audiences have an appetite for watching...
Magic Farm Review
They can be an easy target. Addicted to their mobile phones and social media, and seemingly entitled, over-sensitive and self-absorbed,...
Motel Destino Review
Motel Destino opens with a medium close-up of clear blue water, with waves crashing on the shore, with the diegetic...
Peg O’ My Heart Review
Hong Kong is well known for many genres of film, whether they be action or drama, but one genre that...
The Surfer Review
We’re pretty comfortable with Nicolas Cage being weird on-screen now, but there’s something sinister that lies in Lorcan Finnegan’s The...
The Wedding Banquet Review
Director Andrew Ahn has made a virtue out of a necessity. Re-working Ang Lee’s early 90s Oscar nominated The Wedding...
A Desert Review
Joshua Erkman's mesmeric road flick A Desert shifts genres and gears to explore Southwestern America's imposing terrain, abandoned structures, and...
A New Kind Of Wilderness Review
Documentaries can act as gateways into places, people, and cultures, allowing a level of insight that feels incredibly personal and...
Thunderbolts* Review
The MCU's latest tells of their ragtag group of misfits trying to save the world: enter Thunderbolts*... Let’s be frank:...
Cleaner Review
Daisy Ridley takes center stage in this intense action thriller where she plays Joey Locke, a former soldier turned window...
Parthenope Review
Parthenope is a film as beautiful as it is pretentious and forced. Paolo Sorrentino’s long-standing obsession with the age of...
The Marching Band Review
The Marching Band perfectly blends humour, a heartwarming story, and sharp social commentary, all underscored by a beautiful classical soundtrack....
April Review
Dea Kulumbegashvili’s second feature April follows Nina (Ia Sukhitashvili), an obstetrician whose methods come under scrutiny after she delivers a...