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The Man Who Sold his Skin ★★★½
Dreamy, sleek and full of bite, Kaouther Ben Hania’s The Man Who Sold his Skin is a searing look atContinue Reading
Last Call ★★★
‘Memory — what a mess. It’s as much fiction as it is truth’ Compelled by a desire to peer insideContinue Reading
Noemí Gold ★
Audiences have more likely than not been searching through streaming services and video on demand to find a new releaseContinue Reading
Time ★★★★
Scripture tells us that love is patient, love is kind. It tells us that love does not envy, it doesContinue Reading
Halloween II: More of the Night He Came Home
John Carpenter never wanted to make a Halloween sequel. Or at least one featuring Michael Myers – his original intentContinue Reading
Cloverfield and the New Age of Monsters
“People are gonna want to know, y’know… how it all went down.” It must be difficult to put into numbersContinue Reading
Synchronic ★★★
“Time is a lie” reads the writing on a wall in the home of a drug addict. Ambulance technicians DennisContinue Reading
Sadism for a Debauched Society: Salò
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom is one of those films that seem to be more often read aboutContinue Reading
The Trial of the Chicago 7 ★★★
Passionate and often powerful, Aaron Sorkin‘s The Trial of the Chicago 7 arrives at an apt moment. Modern parallels areContinue Reading
Occultism as Mechanism in A Dark Song
In Liam Gavin‘s full-length directorial debut, grieving mother Sophia (Catherine Walker) contracts with ill-tempered occultist Joseph Solomon (Steve Oram) forContinue Reading
