Apple TV+ have finally unleashed a trailer to reveal the ingredients that promise to spicen up the spooky in the now infamous Philly brownstone where virtually the entire series of “Servant” has taken place so far. Executive produced by Academy Award-nominated director M. Night Shyamalan, the ten-episode second season is all set to premiere around […]
FrightFest 2020 Reviews
There is no better way to prepare for the unofficial horror season of October than a good genre film festival like FrightFest. As the world remains impacted by the on-going pandemic, FrightFest, like other film festivals, adapt...
REVIEW: Peelers
From its synopsis, ‘A small town strip club owner must defend her bar, her strippers and her life when violent infected patrons show up on the final closing night and all hell breaks loose’, Peelers can only go one of two ways....
SiREN Review
SiREN grows upon the mythology created in a segment in anthology film, V/H/S. The segment plays well at the beginning of the feature film and creates a deep mythology already and eludes to it as little as possible in its brief ...
REVIEW: In a Valley of Violence (2016)
When Ti West announced he would be moving from horror to western, many were surprised that it would be his next feature. Horror and westerns are centred around similar themes: vengeance, violence, masculinity and generally cyni...
The Big Short Review
What do you do when you want to make a documentary about the financial crisis, but want everyone to see it? Cast stars like Steve Carell, Brad Pitt, Ryan Gosling and Christian Bale to tell the story instead. Then what do you do...
The Revenant Review
The poetic beauty of The Revenant is that it is many things at once. With all of its complexities its narrative remains simple to follow while covering a lot of different genres and ideas.If you had to label it then slow-burn, ...
Ant-Man Review
Ant-Man is already at a disadvantage for those who know its production story. Of course not everyone will, so here is a brief summary. Edgar Wright wrote the script for years with Joe Cornish. Edgar Wright was going to direct t...
Burying the Ex Review
Dante is back, resurrected, and it feels fitting that he bring someone back from the dead as it is the biggest return to form by the director since Small Soldiers. After some disappointing features, none have come close to the ...
Kingsman: The Secret Service Review
Matthew Vaughn loves embracing a genre wholeheartedly whilst subverting it with affectionate self-reflexive pokes. This time it’s the spy movie era before Bond got badass. Vaughn plays with the genre with knowing nods to ...
Hello Carter Review
Promoting himself through the ranks as assistant director, Anthony Wilcox has now managed to gather himself a budget and cast for his writing and directorial debut. Here you get a glimpse of underrated actors gathered in chirpy...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Review
It is an exciting prospect to watch what you loved as a child be reimagined with a gigantic budget. What you loved is still relevant to the masses according to the studio, a hundred million dollar shot of nostalgia, giving you ...
Hannibal Season 2 DVD Review
After 559 minutes in a day, you can spot a lot of Hannibal‘s shortcomings, rather than waiting a week for each episode. After the rather captivating finale of the first season, especially the subversion with the final sho...
