From hyped production company Shogun Films comes British gangster flick Nemesis. Along with the film, there’s a book and soundtrack…
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Disney’s new live-action adventure, Jungle Cruise, is based on a theme park ride, and sometimes the script is so flimsy…
VOD REVIEW: North Hollywood a bright, evocative coming-of-age story
North Hollywood follows typical coming-of-age beats as it tells a familiar story, but it does it was a class and…
VOD REVIEW: Madman comedy legend Del Close shines in new documentary
It’s not often a documentary takes an unflinching look at its subject. Things tend to be glossed over, or stories…
THEATRICAL REVIEW: Shyamalan’s “Old” has some new tricks up its sleeve
M. Night Shyamalan continues to be one of the most polarizing working directors in the industry. His craft and sense…
VOD REVIEW: Creation Stories a good-not-great origin tale
This story of Creation Records, the wonderful little independent label that could in Britain, is a fun little tale, even…
VOD REVIEW: Misfits is an action-packed misfire
Director Renny Harlin has been a favourite of mine for years, and my love for him has endured through all…
VOD REVIEW: Peter Rabbit 2 doesn’t have much spring in its step
I’d like to start by saying I’m a lover of animated movies. They’re huge escapist entertainment and can change my…
THEATRICAL REVIEW: Black Widow the thrilling Marvel entry this character deserves
The fact that Black Widow is getting her solo movie a full 11 years after the character originally appeared in…
