Category: Reviews
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Disclosure Day Review
Disclosure Day channels Close Encounters in the best possible ways. Read More >
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Mercy Review
Mercy disregards the issues with AI, although we’re reminded that humans can make lousy movies with or without tech support. Read More >
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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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A Quiet Place Part II Review
You may go into A Quiet Place Part II skeptical, but you’ll walk out more than pleasantly surprised. Read More >
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Ad Astra Review
With echoes of Kubrick, Nolan, and even Malick, Ad Astra is a film that reaches for the stars in more ways than one. Read More >
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High-Rise – Review
Ben Wheatley is ahead of us all. Regardless that his follow-up to A Field in England feels like a film that used to get made in a healthier moviemaking era, or that the JG Ballard novel it’s based on is 45 years old, the British director is always one elusive step ahead of us in… Read More >
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The Survivalist – Review
This minimalist, intense and uncomfortable piece of cinema is immensely subtle and nuanced. Read More >
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Monsters: Dark Continent – Review
Science-fiction movies have always belonged to one of two camps: the pulp-heavy actioner (Aliens), or the cerebral cine-poem (2001: A Space Odyssey). Once every blue moon, there’ll be a movie that belongs, in most respects, to both, and Monsters: Dark Continent is a prime example – but it’s not without its flaws. 2010’s Monsters represented… Read More >
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