X (2022): Movie Review (Written By Jaeden Noel)
The horror genre has been one I’ve had my eye on heavy recently, Titane, Last Night In Soho, Antlers and even Scream 5 have ranged from good to amazing for myself. X is the new horror slasher directed by Ti West starring Britany Snow, Jenna Ortega, Scott Mescudi & Mia Goth. The plot revolves around […]
Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021) Movie Review (Written by Hèctor A. Gonzalez)
Although Venom: Let There Be Carnage embraces its comedic senseless buddy romance and has Tom Hardy and Woody Harrelson going all in with the gag more than ever before, the sequel to the Marvel-symbiote romp is inconsistent and tiresome; however, it is still way better than the first attempt. In 2018, Sony decided to expand […]
The Survivor (2021) Early Review (TIFF ’21) Written By Alex Humber
The story of Harry Haft is one of misery and achievement. A Jewish boxer, Harry was forced to box fellow prisoners in a concentration camp in order to survive. Haunted by his past, Harry uses his skills to attempt to find his lost love. Barry Levinson, of Rain Man, helms the directors’ chair for The Survivor. The movie […]
Dear Evan Hansen (2021) Review: It’s Fine (Written by Mel Turnage)
Everyone and their mother has been buzzing about how bad the new movie adaptation of Dear Evan Hansen is. I’m here to tell you that it’s not the worst movie ever made, nor is it particularly good. It’s a perfectly mediocre movie musical that is saved primarily by its cast, particularly Ben Platt, who despite […]
The Green Knight (2021) Movie Review (Written By Jaeden Noel)
It feels nice to see a slew of A24 films hit theatres & homes again. Recently, Zola was the first in quite some time to get that full treatment. However this time around, David Lowery’s The Green Knight will be filling those socially distanced seats and it’s totally worth the ride. The Green Knight stars […]
Black Widow (2021) Review (Written By Jaeden Noel)
As life slowly but surely gets back to normal, so is our stable Marvel movie cycle. The newest of the bunch and the first since the pandemic being Black Widow, starring Scarlett Johansson & Florence Pugh. In case the title didn’t give it away, Black Widow follows Avengers hero Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow on […]
Zola (2021) Review: Cinema Is Back! (Written By Jaeden Noel)
Zola is the new A24 film directed by Janicza Bravo, starring Riley Keough & Taylour Page. Based on a series of tweets that went viral in late 2015, the film follows Zola (Page), a waitress who accompanies exotic dancer Stefani (Keough) on a road trip to work at luxury strip clubs in Florida. Accompanied by […]
Black Widow (2021) Early Review – Surprising Yet, Flawed (Written By Hussain Alokaily)
Black Widow is the first film in Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that’s directed by Cate Shortland and stars Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, Rachel Weisz, David Harbour, Ray Winstone, and O-T Fagbenle. Taking place before Infinity War, Natasha is on the run after the events of Civil War when suddenly, she is forced […]
Luca (2021) Movie Review: Beautiful Yet Bland (Written By Jaeden Noel)
Luca is the newest film out of Pixar’s ever-growing roster of flicks & the 2nd to skip theatres in exchange for instant access on D+. The film follows two young sea creatures Luca & Alberto, (Jacob Tremblay & Jack Dylan Grazer) who both have the ability to turn humans on dryland. We follow these boys’ […]
Last Film Show (2021) A Love Letter To Cinema & Its Pioneers – Tribeca Review by Anna Miller
Pan Nalin’s Last Film Show (“Chhello Show”) recently had its world premiere at Tribeca 2021; it opened the festival’s spotlight section and has found itself being met with an abundance of well deserved praise and acclaim. The mostly autobiographical Gujarati language film from director Pan Nalin begins with a message of gratitude to those who […]