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Review – Pig

One of the best films of 2021 has landed in Michael Sarnoski’s Pig. This is a powerhouse of a film where restraint and reflection...

The Broken Hearts Gallery Review

By Aziz Abbas In her debut film, writer/director Natalie Krinsky could have taken any route in terms of genre. With her experience as a writer...

Waves Review

Fresh off the heels of his first two acclaimed films, Krisha and It Comes at Night, writer/director Trey Edward Shults has delivered his next...

Vivarium Review

After the sweeping success of Parasite in 2019, and the themes western audiences flocked to discuss arising from Bong Joong-Ho’s masterpiece, one might think...

Uncut Gems Review

If you ever thought Adam Sandler was limited in his acting to comedic roles, Uncut Gems is evidence this notion is very far from...

1917 Review

Sam Mendes has delivered quite possibly one of his best films to date in this World War One epic he directed, produced and co-wrote. 1917 centres...
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Adolesence Review

The Netflix mini-series "Adolescence" features four one-hour long, one-shot episodes that delve into the emotional aftermath of a boy's accusation of murder. With a focus on modern internet culture’s toxicity, the series portrays the struggles parents face and the impact on youth, while delivering gripping performances and authentic storytelling.

Bloody Axe Wound Review

In Bloody Axe Wound, Abbie Bladecut, daughter of a serial killer, aims to uphold her father’s twisted legacy in a town where murderers achieve fame. The film creatively subverts genre tropes but struggles with its overcrowded narrative, shifting focus from horror-comedy to a conventional coming-of-age story, ultimately undermining its potential.