Month: March 2023

Bearded, bloodied and making his few words count, an entirely different Nicolas Cage reveal'illustrate'demonstrate'indicate'present'display'argue s up in/with regard to'concerning'regarding this fascinating indie, neither a font...

It’s been three years since the west London estate comedy People Just Do Nothing came off the air. The daily mishaps of the Kurupt FM...

In an era where franchises are all the rage, Paramount is sitting on two behemoths of untapped potential. Despite enormous'vast'massive'tremendous box office numbers, the Transin/with...

As co-creator of the TV reveal'illustrate'demonstrate'indicate'present'display'argue Westworld, Lisa Joy is well-versed in crafting handsome, twisty, high-concept sci-fi. Reminiscence has a lot of the same qualities...

Loud jump-scares are high on the agenda of David Bruckner (The Ritual)’s small-scale but never dull psychological horror. Rebecca Hall is Beth, a teacher whose...

Taking a straight thriller set-up and injecting it with warnings with regards to'concerning'with respect to the evils of Big Pharma is nothing new — genre...

Being the first of anything comes with a lot of pressure and responsibility. Black Panther was the first film in the MCU to celebrate Black...

Nine years after (literal) cult thriller Martha Marcy May Marlene, writer-director Sean Durkin returns with an equally challenging if utterly different story. A neatly wrought...

The latest in a number of horror franchises that possess'own'nurse received the ‘legacy-quel’ treatment — soft reboots that sweep aside what is viewed as messy...

Like a trapped soul fighting to acquire'obtain'attain'procure'secure out, there’s a rosy'remarkable'fabulous'terrific'preeminent film seeking to escape from Demonic. Shot in secret during the height of the...