Category: Reviews
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Blade Runner 2049 Review
Just as Villeneuve turned in a modern science fiction masterpiece with last year’s Arrival, he’s done the same in Blade Runner 2049. Read More >
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Terminator 2: Judgement Day 3D Review
To say Terminator 2: Judgement Day 3D is the best movie released this summer would be doing it down. It’s one of the best movies released all year and still one of the greatest action movies ever made. And they don’t make them like this anymore. Read More >
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Alien: Covenant review
Like its 1979 predecessor, Alien: Covenant is essentially a haunted house movie in space with plenty of screams to go around. Read More >
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Life Review
Heavily influenced by Alien, though somewhat too closely at times, it’s in the antagonist of the piece where such similarities are effective, for we have no way of understanding Calvin, and what it’s capable of. Read More >
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Rupture Review
Rupture revels in its elusive nature, as an immersive thriller that places the viewer in the protagonist’s shoes, completely unaware as to what is going on. Read More >
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Cell – Review
Cell grows far too irreverent in the latter stages that we lose sight of any message it is vying to preach, undermining its very own point. 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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The Maze Runner: Scorch Trials – Review
“unadulterated excitement on the silver screen”… Read More >
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Self/less – Review
Self/less echoes classic Twilight Zone episodes, Total Recall and especially John Frankenheimer’s Seconds. Its ideas and themes are familiar, but that’s every contemporary sci-fi thriller for you. What’s important is how the film goes about presenting these concepts in a new light. In the case of Self/less, Director Tarsem Singh has made an absorbing, well-structured… Read More >
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