The Bride! — A Scream Of A Film She's really alive! Maggie Gyllenhaal’s confident love letter to cinema and primal, feminist scream is a theatrical tour de force. That means it demands to be seen on the biggest and loudest screen possible—it’s the only...
A Beautiful, Flawed Experiment — Frankenstein (London Film Festival 2025 Review) Matt Goddard It’s tough to balance the creator and the creation. Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein comes with a massive weight of anticipation. An undead weight. The Mexican...
Sinners — Genre-Bending Cool With A Bite Night and cinema heat up in Ryan Coogler’s impressive horror fusion. Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan have produced some incredible work together. The biographical debut Fruitvale Station; the tragic Marvel wallop...
Review: The Substance A shot to the awards season Coralie Fargeat’s satirical media skewering is a bundle of influences, so it’s no wonder they bubble and mash together by the film’s end. Kafka’s Metamorphosis, Stevenson’s Jekyll and Hyde, and...
April Is The Cruellest Month — The Gorge Review T.S. Eliot's Romeo & Juliet with unlimited ammo. The Gorge was released on Valentine’s Day, making it a big romantic gamble for Apple. Miles Teller, Anya Taylor-Joy, and a mist-filled canyon of unimaginable...
