Category: Reviews
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Exposed – Review
The only thing that truly needs to be exposed is the real name of the director, so we can give him a piece of our mind. Read More >
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The Benefactor – Review
A promising debut for Renzi, as he presents this tale in a subtly unique way. Read More >
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The Smuggler – Review
Sometimes, a film will slip through your fingers for one reason or another. And sometimes, a film won’t even get a chance to do even that; The Smuggler (AKA The Mule) is an Australian hit that hasn’t managed to find its way in cinemas on the other side of the globe, but fortunately has landed on VOD… Read More >
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Risen – Review
If you’re not a particularly religious person or are totally against the notion of religion, Risen isn’t likely to convert you. For those with a spiritual side, though, it just might reaffirm your faith in bible movies. Read More >
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Race – Review
The film may not change the way we look at sports movies or the concept of prejudice. Much like the Olympic torch, however, Race is guaranteed to inspire. Read More >
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Orthodox – Review
This low-budget drama transcends expectations and feels a lot bigger than it really is… Read More >
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Freeheld – Review
Moore is terrific, as always, in the lead, and Page matches her counterpart at every turn – but they are let down by a screenplay that doesn’t seem to know what it’s truly studying. Read More >
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Bone Tomahawk – Review
Here is a collective of actors striving to bring their director’s vision emphatically to the big screen, and they have all triumphed. Read More >
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The Choice – Review
The Choice is yet another Nicholas Sparks adaption where you can see every redundant plot point from a mile away. Read More >
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