‘The King’s Man’ Wins Royally As The Latest Film In The ‘Kingsman’ Franchise – Review
Director and screenwriter Matthew Vaughn brings audiences back to the Kingsman universe with the prequel, The King’s Man. Ralph Fiennes, Djimon Hounsou, Gemma Arterton, Rhys Ifans, Matthew Goode and Harris […]
‘West Side Story’ Is A Quality Reminder of Racial Tolerance And Spielberg’s Skill – Review
By Angel Amaral Steven Spielberg has done it again. The master of filmmaking conquers another genre of storytelling effortlessly. The versatility of his range as a director is one of […]
‘Saved by the Bell’ Is Back And Better Than Ever – Review
The Bayside gang is back, and better than ever! After a fun season one, Peacock has seen the light and has given us our much deserved second season of Saved […]
‘Cowboy Bebop’ Is A Rollercoaster Ride That You’ll Either Enjoy Or Want To End – Review
Cowboy Bebop is back and in live-action! As another anime property within Netflix’s plan to create several live-action shows, audiences will take a ride into the cosmos, space cowboy style. […]
The Nightmare Continues In ‘Halloween Kills’, But It Might Be Time To Wake Up – Review
“Fear. People are afraid. That is the true curse of Michael.” The Strode family and Michael Myers are back in the next incarnation of the new Halloween trilogy, Halloween Kills. […]
‘There’s Someone Inside Your House’ Starts Promising Before Ending Dull And Uninspired – Review
by Nicolás Delgadillo Slashers are in the midst of a very welcome and very inspired revival with a slew of films coming out in the past few years that have […]
‘No Time To Die’ Is a Shaky, But Fitting End To The Grittiest Bond – Review
In No Time to Die, Daniel Craig’s swan song as MI6 agent James Bond, Craig gives his run as 007 a poetic finale. In the longest and one of the […]
‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ Aims High But Misses Its Mark – Review
If you’re wondering what on earth Eddie Brock and Venom (Tom Hardy) have been up to the past few years, well look no further. The dynamic duo is back in […]
TIFF ’21 – ‘The Electrical Life of Louis Wain’ Honours An Eccentric And Forgotten Artist – Review
Are you a cat person? Do you love them? Well, what if I told you there was a time where cats were not considered proper household pets and that their […]