Scream (1996) Review: A look behind the horror curtain
Wes Craven’s Scream (1996) seamlessly blends jokes and scares for a twisty, meta look at the clichés of slasher movies.
Swamp Dogg Gets His Pool Painted: Review
Isaac Gale and Ryan Olson’s Swamp Dogg Gets His Pool Painted is an intimate, sensitive and artful look beyond the facade of a one-of-a-kind artist.
The Four Seasons Review: Honesty In Middle-Age
The Netflix series The Four Seasons, from Tina Fey, offers an insightful look at long-term relationships, blending humor and heart effortlessly.
Thunderbolts* Review: What Makes a Hero
Thunderbolts* feels like a return to the early days of the MCU, and is proof of what can be achieved when a movie remembers to put its characters first.
Queens of Drama Review: Glittery Queer Dream
Queens of Drama follows two singers determined to rise to the top whilst navigating a relationship between them that is opposite to their stage personas.
Vulcanizadora Review: As Funny As It Is Depressing
Vulcanizadora, Joel Potrykus’ bizarre, brilliant black comedy, flits between and merges sharp surrealism and crushing realism with stunning results.
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.
