Category: Reviews
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Bugonia Review
Bugonia is an uproarious, heart-pounding, and wicked exploration of a species’ sad decline. Read More >
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One Battle After Another Review
One Battle After Another is a wickedly funny, insanely thrilling ride that, at two hours and forty minutes, never has a dull moment. Read More >
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The Surfer Review
Even if The Surfer isn’t as enlightening as it wants to be, director Lorcan Finnegan understands how to get the most out of his star. Read More >
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Death of a Unicorn Review
Bonkers premise and over-the-top kills aside, Death of a Unicorn is a clever commentary on greed and grief with an effective father/daughter dynamic at its core. Read More >
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Saltburn Review
As excessive as Saltburn can be, Fennell reminds us why we should stay with a movie until the credits roll. Read More >
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Vengeance Review
If you walked into Vengeance only knowing the title, you might assume it’s a thriller where Liam Neeson wants his daughter and/or estranged wife back. Read More >
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Emergency Review
Emergency is like Weekend at Bernie’s, but with three major differences. For starters, Emergency is actually funny and infinitely wiser. Read More >
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The Double Review
“In music they always talk of that difficult second album: to emulate what has been achieved in the past in a way which is similar enough to appease the established fan-base, yet inclined to offer something new and different to avoid the artist being branded a one-trick pony. Well the same also applies to film-making,… Read More >
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The Monuments Men Review
“Set amidst the Second World War, Clooney is Frank Stokes, who is left to assemble a group of art collectors and historians to proceed into the war-zone, and reclaim several pieces of valuable, significant art that the Nazis have taken”… Read More >
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