'Dog Man': A Spirited Adaptation Cluttered With Absurdity
Despite compelling characters and a lively story, Peter Hastings’ animated adaptation struggles to find the balance between comedy, drama, and action.
"Sorry, Baby": An Insightful Journey of Resilience After Trauma
Unravelling the quiet strength of trauma survivor Agnes in Eva Victor's haunting yet hilarious debut movie, “Sorry, Baby”.
Body Horror Revamped: 'Together' Marries Underground Genre with Love Story
A unique spin on the body horror genre that intertwines elements of romance in a fresh and innovative manner.
The Unmade Story: An Inside Look at the Unfinished "Zodiac Killer Project"
Running on the cutting edge of cinema, filmmaker Charlie Shackleton shares the vision for his uncompleted documentary on the Zodiac Killer. Both a reflection and biting critique of the trend-driven film industry.
A Darkly Comic Dive into Modern Relationships: A Review of ‘Oh, Hi!’
A modern-day “situationship” comedy takes a dark twist, blending engaging performances with sometimes head-scratching plot developments.
"Peter Hujar's Day": An Unconventional Biopic Under the Spotlight
An entire film set over a single day sees Ben Whishaw ("Peter Hujar") recount yesterday with friend Linda Rosenkrantz (Rebecca Hall).
The Radical Reimagining of BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions
A cinematic journey through personal, political, and cultural history, shaped by a Black perspective.
Exploring Queer Identity in 90s Society Through "Plainclothes"
A deep-dive into the '90s era film "Plainclothes," revealing hidden narratives about the exploration of queer identity amid societal paranoia and prejudice.
"Revisiting the 'Rebuilding' Phenomenon: Struggles and Dreams of an American Rancher"
A critical review of the Sundance movie "Rebuilding": captured as a slow-moving Western drama, exploring the hardships, dreams, and painful realities of an American rancher's life.