Time to add a new dot on this blog’s global cinematic coverage with a look at some Chilean cinema… although this isn’t necessarily all that ...

While the previous Christopher B. Landon film didn’t really play to his strengths, it really says something about strong those strengths ar...

Yorgos Lanthimos is a mad genius of filmmaking. Having managed to make a rather unexpected emergence into the mainstream off of The Favour...

After striking out three times in a row with the Ride Along movies , Shaft , and Tom & Jerry , I can’t say I was looking forward to what...

The more time I spend contemplating the work of writer/director Ari Aster, the more frustrated I get with him. His feature debut Hereditary ...

Alejandro G. I ñ arritu, who we last checked in with way back at the start of 2016 with The Revenant , now joins Branagh , Gray , and Spiel...

  With a title like that, what could this movie possibly be about? A Disney movie about the Bermuda Triangle dealing with its parents’ dea...

  It has been way too long since I last looked at some proper underground cinema. And this is about as underground as it gets, from what I ...

  So, back in high school, I had this friend. We’ll call him… Jay. Around when we started school, me and him were put into a special morning...

I wasn’t expecting to like this. Knowing how badly my palette rejected the textures of Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up , seeing him produce more ...

This film has a lot in common with Bodies Bodies Bodies . It’s a black comedy-horror slasher type deal that takes the piss out of social me...

cw: suicide, mental illness, child abuse Yep. We’re not quite done with the heavy shit just yet. And what’s more, said heavy shit is even ...

Just in case it wasn’t weird enough that The Invitation and After Ever Happy , two films that fall under the same niche category of ‘hilari...

At the tail-end of 2016, I reviewed a film called Swiss Army Man . It remains one of the most surreal features I’ve ever covered on this blo...

Looks like I missed the boat on making this a timely review, innit? Yeah, it’s a few days late, but with how much lockdown has slowed ever...

We need to laugh in the face of death. It’s something we all have waiting for us wherever the road happens to stop, and it’s the kind of t...

Well, here’s a welcome change: A film title that actually works. Yeah, it lands squarely in Alexander And The TL;DR territory, but for a ...

How’s this for justifying a remake: It’s impossible to get a copy of the original. Okay, not impossible , but in attempting to do backgr...

This film doesn’t seem like much when explaining the plot as it is. Set in the final days of 1999, it’s the story of Abbie (Joshua Burge),...

John (Ed Speleers) and Karen (Zo ë Tapper) are stuck in a loveless marriage. After they discovered that Karen was infertile, and their la...