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

Much like with Killers Of The Flower Moon , we’ll be looking at another instance of an auteur digging into Apple’s deep pockets to realise t...

After what happened when I looked at The Irishman , I don’t want to belabour the point about having issues with films with longer run times....

Damien Chazelle might be the single most self-confident filmmaker working in Hollywood right now. No matter how idealistic (the grand romant...

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...

It has been way, way , way too long since I reviewed a Indian film. Over five years, from what I can tell, from a time when I used to look ...

Films like this make me kinda nervous as far as writing what I actually think about them. Yeah, there’s my previously-mentioned insecurity w...

After two certified winners with The VVitch and The Lighthouse , writer/director Robert Eggers has cracked his artistic ambitions wide open...

I’m a bit apprehensive about looking at this one. Partly because the last time I reviewed a David Lowery film on here, things didn’t exactly...

I haven’t really gotten into this in past reviews of his work, but I have a serious admiration for the work of Ridley Scott. When he’s on po...

So… yeah, it’s been pretty quiet around here lately. A lot of shit has happened over the past few months (in addition to the longer parade ...

I feel like I need to put a massive ‘citation needed’ graphic on that poster because it is all kinds of misleading. They stunt-casted this...

Bear with me while I finish up pouring gasoline on myself, because apparently there’s no way I can make it easier to cop backla...

Well… here we are. After 11 years, 21 films, over 18 billion dollars in box office receipts and twice as many geekgasms, we have re...

The plot: After many long years of planning and machination, the alien despot Thanos (Josh Brolin) is ready to initiate his ultimate...

Ben-Hur, the 1959 cinematic epic, is widely regarded as one of the greatest films ever made. It is also three-and-a-half hours lon...

With every passing season, there is a video game movie released to cinemas. Likewise, there is also a flood of people declaring it t...

Moby Dick, much like The Great Gatsby and Homer’s Odyssey, is in the great pantheon of books that you must read before anyone take...

  Peter Jackson may serve as one of the greatest cinematic success stories in recent memory: From his humble beginnings with bat-shit...