Ema ★★★ ½
Ema is one of the ferocious, stunning, wildly ambitious and sometimes messy films that I love. It has a distinctContinue Reading
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John and the Hole ⭑⭑
Growing pains and gothic horror collide in Pascual Sisto’s directorial debut John and the Hole. Living with his two parents,Continue Reading
Strawberry Mansion ★★★½
Movies speak to us in different ways. Sometimes it’s the narrative that grabs us, such as in the films ofContinue Reading
Till Death ★★½
Till death do us part. For Emma (Megan Fox), that won’t be long. She is to celebrate her eleven yearContinue Reading
Pig ★★★½
Even more so than many Cage vehicles of the past decade, Michael Sarnoski’s debut feature Pig is a gem, likeContinue Reading
The Perfect Candidate ⭑⭑⭑
With her latest film The Perfect Candidate, Haifaa Al-Mansour returns to her country and heritage that propelled her to internationalContinue Reading
The Woman in the Window ★½
The final film from Fox 2000, The Woman in the Window, finally meets its audience through Netflix after being delayedContinue Reading
El Rey de la Fiesta ★★★
Director Salomón Askenazi‘s films often focus on somewhat hypothetical situations played out on screen. His low budget feature debut, OceanContinue Reading
Goodbye Honey ★★★★
With an opening that grabs viewers and pushes them headfirst into the heat of the moment, it’s clear that thisContinue Reading
The Banishing ★★★
It’s a story we’ve seen many times before: A white family moves into a big, old house – obviously unawareContinue Reading
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