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Here is our archive of movie coverage, which includes reviews, explainers, features, lists, and more from the latest films.
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Seventeen (Diecisiete) Review: Charming, Original and Honest
Seventeen (Netflix), also known as Diecisiete, tells the story of a troubled young boy named Hector during his time in a juvenile detention center, where...
The Laundromat Review: Netflix Film Goes Down Many Rabbit Holes To Explain Tax Evasion
When the Panama Papers were released, I don’t believe the general public was shocked, so Netflix film The Laundromat is hardly a fictional revelation of what...
Eli Review: Jump Scares That Will Only Be Fun With Friends
Eli (Netflix), a new film by Ciarán Foy, opens as many horror movies do: with a nightmare. Foy wastes no time telling you that this...
Jexi Review: Her 2.0 Lite
Yes, the new, and I emphasize it’s a stretch to use the word “new” when describing this comedy from the team behind Bad Moms, film Jexi...
Door Lock (Mayhem 2019) Review: Slow Start Becomes High Tension
Door Lock is not a typical home invasion film, though that’s what I had been expecting from the description in Mayhem Film Festival’s programme. A...
Zombieland: Double Tap Review: A Real Gut Buster
So, that’s where all the summer fun has been hiding! Since the end of this season’s big heat — or: “when studios pay their bills”...
Holiday Hell Review: A Mixed Bag Of Horror For The Holiday Season
Being a big fan of horror anthology movies and Christmas horror movies, I was very much looking forward to viewing Holiday Hell which is a...
The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil (Mayhem 2019) Review: Near-Perfect Serial Killer Thriller
The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil opens with what appears to be road-rage that viciously turns into manslaughter; however, one young police detective spots similarities...
Sword Of God (Mayhem 2019) Review: Tough But Beautifully Made Historic Drama
Sword of God (that’s how it was advertised at Mayhem, though The Mute appeared on the screen) is set in an unspecified time and place;...
The Pool (Mayhem 2019) Review: The Crocodile Movie Rocks
Ping Lumpraploeng’s The Pool has a very simple premise: a couple (young and beautiful, of course) find themselves unable to get out of an abandoned...
Daniel Isn’t Real (Mayhem 2019) Review: Psychological Or Supernatural Horror — Or Both?
Daniel Isn’t Real is one of those very rare films that is virtually impossible to spoil: I could probably retell the whole thing right here...
Gemini Man Review: A Deeply Admirable, Flawed Experience
Ang Lee is no stranger when it comes to attempting to integrate his very individual artistic vision with experimental technology. His last two feature films...
El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (2019) Review
Directed by Vince Gilligan, we review the 2019 Netflix film El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (2019), which does not contain spoilers. When Walter White...
The Influence Review: A Horror Stemming From A Troubled Childhood
The Influence / La influencia was released on Netflix on Oct 11, 2019. It wouldn’t be a Netflix Friday without a decent-sized budget foreign horror...
Fractured Review: Another Boilerplate Netflix Thriller
Casting Sam Worthington in a nuts-and-bolts thriller like Fractured (Netflix) is almost a joke — and not a particularly funny one. The actor is known...
Dead Dicks Grimmfest 2019 Review: High Concept, Low Budget Winner
Dead Dicks is not as flippant as the title suggests, not by a long way. To be honest, that’s pretty clear even before the film...
Little Monsters (Grimmfest 2019) Review: Not Just Another Rom-Zom-Com
Little Monsters is about a zombie outbreak that just happens to kick off right next to a kids’ petting zoo. That description might either put...
The Wretched (Grimmfest 2019) Review
If there’s one movie monster that feels criminally underrepresented in the mainstream lexicon of horror creatures, it has to be the witch. Particularly in the...