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 ...

After co-writing Creed II , and getting thrown into the unholy soup that is the script for Space Jam: A New Legacy , writer Juel Taylor has ...

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

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...

Back in 2015, I reviewed a film called The Lobster . It was early days for this blog, and indeed one of the first reviews I’ve put together ...

While Brandon Cronenberg’s filmography up to this point has shared some similarities with the work of his father (emphasis on body horror, f...

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

The words ‘satire’ and ‘irony’ can put some strange ideas in people’s heads. Under the right circumstances, they are the bedrock for attitud...

  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 ...

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 ...

It’s been a while since a film last caught my attention purely on the basis of its cast. Like, beyond anything to actually do with the fil...

I have been eagerly looking forward to seeing this movie and reviewing it. Hell, I’ve been itching for the chance to talk about its director...

I wanted to like this. I want to like just about everything I watch, but especially this. After Adam McKay found an interesting new directi...

Here’s a pretty extreme version of ‘fake it ‘til you make it’: Polish delinquent Daniel (Bartosz Bielenia) wants to become a priest, but his...

As much as the whole in-character interviewing shtick has grown somewhat stale in recent years, I’d be remiss if I didn’t reaffirm that Sa...

Stephen Chow’s King Of Comedy is a certified classic. One of the most refined examples of Chow’s unique style of Eastern slapstick, it’s b...

2020 has not been a good year for political satire, at least when it comes to feature-length efforts. Admittedly, this genre has a higher ...

The latest collaboration from the winning team of writer/director Michael Winterbottom and actor Steve Coogan, Greed is an obvious i...

In the near future, Britain has gone from merely being one of the most powerful monarchies in the world to being the ruler. Any new...

Looks like the déjà vu train is still in service, only now we’ve gone from things I’d much rather not fixate on to something actuall...