4 months ago
School’s Out: horror meets reality
Reality can be horror these days. Earlier this month, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change estimated 12 years left…
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4 months ago
Shadow: unconventional and distinct
In many ways, Zhang Yimou’s 2018 epic retelling of the tale of the Three Kingdoms is an ode to Chinese…
4 months ago
Knife + Heart: dripping with sensuality
The horror genre is like a washing machine – it runs in cycles. The movies of the 50’s were homaged,…
4 months ago
Mandy: a phantasmagorical thrill ride
“A psychotic drowns where the mystic swims. You’re drowning. I’m swimming.” After Mandy, a film which graciously leaves out end-credits…
5 months ago
Arctic: vicious, chilly endurance test
Arctic pits Mads Mikkelsen against the elements in a vicious, chilly endurance test for its star and his audience. There…
5 months ago
Assassination Nation: turbo-charged pseudo-intellectualism
Assassination Nation is like Spring Breakers for people who didn’t finish their GCSE’s. Where that film used devious marketing and…