9/10 An instant neo-noir mystery classic and an easy contender for 2018’s best films. Under the Silver Lake has an incredibly detailed and intriguing story but matches it with spectacular production. From the directing, music, acting, the locations, the
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10/10 The King of Awkward Humour. Nathan Fielder has created the pinnacle of television comedies with his stellar brainchild: Nathan For You. Simply put: this is my favourite television that I’ve seen. In my opinion, it’s one
7/10 An engrossing true drama and character study. Beautiful Boy unflinchingly reveals the ugly impact of drug abuse on families and has some stellar performances from its cast. The film follows the life story of Nic Sheff
More recommendations for horror films this Halloween. Link to Part 1 here: Funny Games (2007) 8.5/10 The perfectly executed horror film. Funny Games is a psychological horror that follows two young men and their reign of terror
7/10 Winner of the 2nd Best film award (Grand Prix) at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, BlacKkKlansman is a witty drama which is based on the true story of a black detective who went undercover to infiltrate
5/10 Better but not great. Much like my feelings for the fourth film (A Nightmare On Elm Street 4: The Dream Master) in the series, A Nightmare On Elm Street 5: The Dream Child, continues to grow
9.5/10 With Steve McQueen’s second feature film, it’s hard to place any notion of a fault, in a drama that focuses on the idea of sexual addiction and the consequences it can have on human connection. Set
8/10 Given Wes Anderson is about to release another stop-motion animation picture, Isle Of Dogs, let’s dive into reviewing his very first animation, Fantastic Mr. Fox. Based on Roald Dahl’s children’s book of the same name, the
9/10 I can’t believe I liked this so much, but Goddamn (!), The LEGO Movie is if anything, seriously underrated. Like most others, when I saw that LEGO was making a movie, I couldn’t help but think
9/10 Whiplash takes the meaning of the word tense and dials it up to a thousand. It’s a question that has often plagued me, as well I’m sure others who have ever competed in any form of