Recap: The Mandalorian Chapter 11 – The Heiress
At this point, I’m not sure where The Mandalorian really wants to go this season. For the third week in a row, we’ve ...
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Deep Analysis: Hocus Pocus
Hocus Pocus is the definitive Halloween movie. Depending on who you are, that statement is less of an opinion and more of a fact. ...
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The best unknown horror movie musicals to binge this Halloween
There’s no shaking the fact that musicals are niche. You either love them or you hate them. The same applies to horror movies. ...
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NYFF Review: Red, White and Blue (Small Axe)
Steve McQueen’s Small Axe is shaping up to be something special. The anthology of five feature-length films chronicles different lives from the 1960s ...
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Save our Cineworld
Sunday’s news that Cineworld will be shutting down all of their cinemas across the UK for the winter, followed by news that Cineworld-owned ...
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World vs. Reality
2010 was a really strange year for me. Back then I was in high school and while my time there was definitely mixed ...
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NYFF Review: Nomadland
Chloe Zhao’s The Rider played at the 2017 New York Film Festival (NYFF) and was released the following year. I never got a ...
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Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: Dirty Ho
[Welcome to Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: a monthly column dedicated to retrospectives on the martial arts films I grew up watching. We’ll be ...
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Review: Enola Holmes
I find it fascinating how studios have been able to adapt to the coronavirus wreaking havoc on Hollywood. Most movies that would have ...
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NYFF Review: The Human Voice
At the beginning of the pandemic, I joked with friends that coronavirus depression felt a lot like getting dumped. Think of that sense ...
RIP Ruth Bader Ginsburg (1933-2020)
In this tribute to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, we suggest checking out our review of On The Basis of Sex and watching the ...
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Review: Antebellum
The proof of a devastating wound isn’t the gushing blood or savage pain of the moment it’s inflicted. It’s the scar that lingers, ...