The Silence of the Lambs at 34: Looking at the watcher
The Silence of the Lambs holds the power to unsettle after 34 years due to strongly defined characters and director Johnathan Demme’s sense of humanity.
Havoc (Netflix) Review: Pure & Dirty Carnage
Gareth Evans’ Havoc is a violent and sadistic action movie that manages to build a tactile and dirty world.
Yadang: The Snitch Review: Snitches get Stitches
Yadang: The Snitch is an outstanding action-filled thrillfest that will have your adrenaline pumping from start to finish.
Black Mirror Season 7 Review: Full of Ideas
Black Mirror season 7 is one of the show’s most creative and ambitious in a long time, held back by only a couple of underwhelming stories.
Sinners (2025) Review: Brilliant Dance with the Devil
Sinners is a stroke of genius from Ryan Coogler that mixes together several genres to create a terrifying and powerful vampiric tale with multiple standout performances.
The Rehearsal Season 2 Review: Come Fly With Me
Nathan Fielder uses Season 2 of The Rehearsal to burrow down bizarrely unexpected rabbit holes, creating some of the best comedy of the year.
Warfare (2025) Movie Review: A Brutal Tribute
Helmed by Alex Garland and war veteran Ray Mendoza, Warfare is an unrelenting, brutal tribute to those who served on the battlefield.
The White Lotus Season 3 Review
In season 3 of The White Lotus on HBO, Mike White continues his fascinating character studies of the ultra-rich and how wealth influences their decisions.
A Nightmare on Elm Street Review: Don’t Fall Asleep
Wes Craven’s original A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) still works as a disturbing and bloody slasher despite its age. Writer and Director: Wes CravenGenre: Horror, SlasherRun Time: 91′Rated: RU.S. Release: November 9, 1984U.K. Release: August 2, 1985Where to Watch: On digital and on demand, and on DVD & Blu-Ray A Nightmare on Elm Street […]
Your Friends & Neighbors (Apple TV+) Review
Apple TV+’s Your Friends & Neighbors exposes the complacency of the upper class while exploring the vulnerabilities we hide behind our chosen façades.
