The Shrouds may be one of David Cronenberg’s most personal films to date, but it ultimately falters in its execution, particularly in how it handles the human elements of its story. There’s a sterile, disconnected feel to much of the film, as though Cronenberg had something profound to say but …
Read More »Michael Pierro’s ‘SELF DRIVER’ (2025) – Movie Review
Michael Pierro’s Self Driver is a movie I was a bit torn on when I first planned on writing this review. Like a dozen times before, I was left fulfilled and content. I don’t exactly know what I was expecting, I thought maybe some lame movie where someone drives around …
Read More »A Second Look At Christopher Landon’s ‘DROP’ (2025) – Movie Review
A first date can be one of the scariest things ever, especially when it’s also the potential couples’ first meeting. That’s the premise in Christopher Landon’s newest horror film, Drop. Confined to (mostly) one location, Landon uses an expansive restaurant to weave a tale of revenge and extortion into the …
Read More »Vaughn Stein’s ‘TERMINAL’ (2018) – Movie Review
Terminal, the 2018 thriller noir film, stands out as one of the most underrated films I’ve encountered recently. Despite its mixed reviews, I believe Terminal deserves more appreciation for its gripping storyline and impressive performances by a star-studded cast. Plot Set in a train terminal during the night, Terminal weaves …
Read More »Christopher Landon’s ‘DROP’ (2025) – Movie Review
Drop is a modern twist on a tale as old as time. A good person is put in a rather treacherous situation, of having to take someone’s life to save their loved ones. This theme has been effectively portrayed in films like Red Eye (2005), Phone Booth (2002), and Nick …
Read More »‘FLIGHT RISK’ (2025) Review – A Near Perfect Mark Wahlberg
Flight Risk is hands down one of the most unexpected surprises of the year when it comes to action thrillers. Directed by Mel Gibson and starring Mark Wahlberg, it reunites the two after Father Stu, but this time they dive headfirst into a high-stakes, claustrophobic thrill ride that’s both intense …
Read More »Luca Guadagnino’s ‘I AM LOVE’ (2009) – Retro Review
Tilda Swinton is certainly a remarkable talent and this film only cements her status as an actress whose chameleon-like tendencies make her a formidable player in this delightful treat by director Luca Guadagnino: I Am Love. The story centers around a woman named Emma who comes from a very financially …
Read More »Stanley Nelson’s ‘WE WANT THE FUNK’ (2025) Documentary Review
The funk music of the post-Civil Rights movement has always held relevance for black culture and still brought about some of the most influential artists of its generation, but that doesn’t mean that the documentary based around the movement will move too many viewers. The documentary revolves around the funkadelic …
Read More »Scott Schirmer and Brian K. Williams’s ‘GUSH’ (2025) – Movie Review
I’ve been following the Bandit Motion Pictures crew since they released Harvest Lake. I’ve donated to all their crowdfunding campaigns since. Everytime they announce a new film I get super excited to see what they come up with next. After years of inactivity, the Bandit Motion Pictures crew is back …
Read More »Emilie Blichfeldt’s ‘THE UGLY STEPSISTER’ (2025) – Movie Review
I’m a huge fan of body horror and I grew up on Disney’s animated films, so when I heard we were getting a dark body horror take on Cinderella known as The Ugly Stepsister, I was pretty excited. Recently I was given the opportunity to check out The Ugly Stepsister. …
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