Andor Season 2: Episode 1 Review
Andor Season One features some of the best moments in any Star Wars media. It’s a deeply political thriller that...
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Lyla Review
In Lyla, there's a lot happening between the lines for writer Hugh (Clark Moore) and even more inexplicable situations for...
The Penguin Lessons Review
Let’s get the cliché out of the way. Animals and children are notorious scene stealers, hence the oft-quoted advice to...
The Ugly Stepsister Review
This squirmy reimagining of Cinderella with graphic sex and folk-tinged body horror will worm its whimsical way under your skin....
Demise Review
Demise is lovingly rendered like one of those great late 80s to mid 90s erotic thrillers that gave you beautiful...
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Episodes 1 and 2 Review
Creating a distinctive spin-off is no simple feat. While it may seem easy to take beloved elements from the original...
Drop Review
First dates can be killer. Quite literally for widowed mum Violet (Meghan Fahy), the unlucky protagonist of Drop - the...
To The West, In Zapata Review (Visions du Réel Festival 2025)
There are few cinematic works that convincingly argue for the enduring relevance of tales. When one such film emerges, it...
The Beginning After the End Episode 1-2 Review
Being reborn in another world is a hallmark trope of the anime genre. It feels like with each new anime...
Guilty Gear Strive: Dual Rulers Episode 1-2 Review
Uncovering that fighting games possess deep and expansive lore might sound strange to the uninitiated, who believe the way to...
G20 Review
Is there anything Viola Davis can’t do? From emotionally charged dramas and superhero spectacles to gripping action thrillers, she continues...
The King of Kings Review
It’s a strange time for faith-based cinema. Gone are the days of Ben-Hur or The Ten Commandments, epic tales from...
To Be Hero X Episode 1 Review
It could be argued that the first episode is the most crucial part of a TV series. First impressions last...
The Amateur Review
The "revenge for your dead wife" trope is a tough one to tackle, and unfortunately, James Hawes’ The Amateur doesn’t...