For It Is Man's Number

The film that fans of Dune: Part One were forced to wait an extra five months to see in cinemas, that delay seems to have done nothing to d...

It is easy to view gym life as quite a cult. Those who work there tend to be positive and full of motivational mantras, and those who end up...

Although I like her onscreen presence, and although she tends to pick a variety of interesting projects, Aubrey Plaza being in a movie isn...

A film that seems to have been beloved by genre fans over the past few decades, Mute Witness has long been on my viewing list. It wasn'...

Maybe it is my brain refusing to accept the passage of time, maybe it is the idea that turning Mean Girls  into a musical isn’t a very good ...

When it comes to giant monsters that have caused havoc throughout various Japanese movies, Godzilla will always be at the very top of the ch...

With a script crafted from FBI transcript of the featured incident, Reality is an impressive directorial debut from Tina Satter that featur...

Considering how weak many of his movies are, I have seen quite a few of the movies directed by Jeff Wadlow. I would recommend some of them, ...

If you're struggling to think of any film to watch on a very Catholic holiday, let's say you're not in the mood for something hi...

With a cast that includes Millie Bobby Brown, Ray Winstone, Angela Bassett, Robin Wright, and Shohreh Aghdashloo, and with Juan Carlos Fresn...

If I hadn't known that The Strange World Of Coffin Joe was an anthology horror movie before watching it then I might have been a bit di...

Okay, I am going to start this review with a note. I will always strive to refer to people by their preferred names and pronouns. It's n...

Another week, another Japanese sci-fi creature feature directed by the very capable Ishirô Honda. Dogora  is a film about a giant space jell...

I was looking forward to  Road House since I saw the first trailer for it, a trailer that showcased just how much time star Jake Gyllenhaal ...

The publicity and marketing for Argylle  seemed to signify that it was going to be a fun spy romp for film fans. It would though, of course,...

How do you properly review any Shaw Brothers movie? It can be difficult, it takes more work to just get the names right and explain some of ...

There are some films that suffer from the fact that they feel like stage plays, a showcase for actors without any real cinematic scale or fl...

While I don't mean this as a major criticism, You'll Never Find Me is a feature debut that feels like a feature debut. Smart decisi...

Here we are again, wandering around in the land of kaiju, and if I already know what I am letting myself in for then there are millions of p...

Director Hirokazu Koreeda is someone I have been a big fan of for some time. That doesn’t mean that I have made time for everything he does ...