Blood for Dust plunges into the grim underbelly of illegal arms dealing, setting its scene amidst the tension and volatility that defines the lives of those ensnared in such a world. Directed by Rod Blackhurst and penned by David Ebeltoft, the film crafts a narrative brimming with suspense, violence, and … [Read More]
Brittany Snow makes her directorial debut with the drama film Parachute, a thought-provoking examination of the nuanced challenges surrounding recovery, self-acceptance, and the complexities of relationships affected by mental health issues. Snow, along with co-writer Becca Gleason, dives into a sensitive topic with a mixture of care and creativity, offering … [Read More]
Sweet Dreams directed and written by Lije Sarki is a unique comedic venture that throws light on the often-neglected narratives surrounding sobriety, addiction, and the personal growth that accompanies the journey to recovery. The premise alone—a mix of quirky humor, personal development, and sports comedy—makes for an interesting pitch. Set … [Read More]
When you go to the theatre to see a brand new Alex Garland movie, you know that it’s not going to be a conventional movie by any means. Even his most accessible movie in my opinion – Ex Machina – is still an absolutely enthralling and bizarre dive into science fiction. The … [Read More]
The Greatest Hits is a film that bravely mixes genres, serving its audience a romantic fantasy cocktail with a twist of time-travel. Directed, produced, and penned by Ned Benson, the movie tries to navigate the tumultuous waters of love, loss, and the what-ifs that haunt our memories. With a cast … [Read More]
Damaged, a film directed by Terry McDonough and fronted by the formidable pairing of Samuel L. Jackson and Vincent Cassel, sets out to carve a niche for itself in the action-thriller genre but unfortunately falls short of the mark. This review unpacks the elements of the film that led to … [Read More]
LaRoy, Texas, a crime thriller comedy that saunters into the limelight with a cocky smirk, can easily be described as a hidden gem among modern cinematic endeavors. Shane Atkinson, known for his keen eye for blending genres, presents us with a story that’s as unpredictably hilarious as it is compelling. … [Read More]
A Bit of Light is a cinematic tapestry woven from the threads of human fragility, redemption, and the complex dynamics of familial ties. Directed by Stephen Moyer and penned by Rebecca Callard, whose stage play of the same name serves as the foundation, the film explores the gritty reality of life’s challenges through the … [Read More]
Last year, audiences were absolutely blessed with the release of Danny and Michael Philippou‘s excellent and genuinely creepy horror film Talk to Me, which thrust viewers into a truly dark and unforgiving experience. It’s a film that is still being talked about in the horror community because of how impressive it was. Who would’ve … [Read More]
Strictly Confidential arrives on the scene with the promise of thrilling twists, lush Caribbean locales, and a family riddled with secrets on the grim anniversary of a tragic suicide. Unfortunately, Damian Hurley‘s directorial debut, while ambitious, ends up a meandering mishmash of missed opportunities and underdeveloped intrigue that struggles to … [Read More]
Anybody that knows me knows that I have been a massive fan of Michael Keaton ever since I was sixteen years old. Despite being a lifelong Batman fan, it wasn’t until that age that I took the character very seriously and it became a big part of who I was. … [Read More]
The First Omen skillfully weaves a prequel tapestry that fans of the franchise will undoubtedly appreciate. Directed by Arkasha Stevenson, with a screenplay penned by Tim Smith, Keith Thomas, and Stevenson herself, the film not only enriches the lore of its predecessor, The Omen (1976), but also stands as a formidable supernatural horror film in its … [Read More]