The Mule: self-indulgent true crime story from Clint Eastwood
My feelings on Clint Eastwood have always been that it isn’t that he isn’t talented, he’s just not talented enough for us to put up with...
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Review: Lizzie
Perhaps the first Rape-and-Revenge costume drama, Lizzie is short, sad and eminently enjoyable. Sort of The Assassination of Jesse James...
Vice: Parody or a Biopic?
It’s rare that you see a biopic that actually wishes death upon its subject. However despite that, its actual depiction of Cheney is as...
Sorry to Bother You is weird cinema at its finest
When writer and director Boots Riley was asked to sum up Sorry to Bother You, he described it as “an absurdist dark comedy; magical...
Mary Queen of Scots: Royally Good
Forget everything you know about Mary Queen of Scots. That was easy, right? One of the more overlooked figures of British History gets...
World Cinema: Italy
Italian film industry has been developing since early 1900s and has remained one of the most important cinematic cultures to this day....
Review: Utøya July 22
The second recent wide release film this year depicting the terrorist attack on Utøya in 2011 (the former being Netflix’s vastly superior...
Review: The House that Jack Built
Edgelord Terrible Lars von Trier presents his most artlessly baited trap with The House that Jack Built, a meandering rumination on...
2019: Year of the Remake?
The new year is off to a great start. The first few films of the year have raised expectations, will the remaining crop follow suit? The...
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