The wildly entertaining Dangerous Animals proves that Australian genre director Sean Byrne should get a lot more work than he does. After his cult classic debut feature The Loved Ones …
Despite the best efforts and chemistry of stars Nick Kroll and Andrew Rannells, the dark comedy I Don’t Understand You becomes a one note joke that gets stretched to the …
Kevin Smith has never made a movie that wasn’t personal. Okay, maybe Cop Out wasn’t a personal passion project in any way (more of a well intentioned misfire meant to …
The 70s action classic Three the Hard Way exists at an intersection of cinema that’s rarely talked about: the point where the blaxploitation craze and the rise of the politically …
I’m of two minds about the new legacy sequel Karate Kid: Legends. I recognize and immediately acknowledge that Karate Kid: Legends is not a good movie, and no amount of …
A terrifying work of constant edge-of-your-seat discomfort and unease, Bring Her Back is an instant horror classic that uses familiarity to its advantage. If anything negative can be said against …
Two Women might be a remake of a film made over fifty years ago, but it posts plenty of modern sensibility and humour. A reworking of Claude Fournier’s 1970 soft …
Ivona Juka’s black and white period drama Beautiful Evening, Beautiful Day doesn’t live up to its full potential as a post-war epic, but it does take an insightful look at …
A slight little romance and reflection on the struggles of establishing oneself as an artist, writer-director Laura Piani’s Jane Austen Wrecked My Life entertains in the moment, but doesn’t leave …
An effective and knowingly silly throwback slasher, Fear Street: Prom Queen is the best instalment of the R.L. Stine based horror franchise yet. A no frills, but maximum fun “dead …