Review: Sixteen Legs
Neil Gaiman always seems to be involved in projects that are both weird and wonderful. Creepy and enigmatic. And this time, a bit kinky...
Category: Movies
Review: Logan
From its very first scene, we know that Logan is nothing like its predecessors. The first word in the film is “fuck” as Logan...
Academy Awards Round-Up
The Academy Awards seem to have crept up on all of us this year, probably due to the distractions of “real world” issues. Nonetheless,...
Review: Fences: “Viola Davis shines”
Fences is a screen adaptation of August Wilson’s renowned play of the same name. Directed by Denzel Washington (The Great Debaters, Antwone Fisher) who...
Review: La Danseuse/The Dancer
La Danseuse, translating to The Dancer, is a French biographical drama written and directed by newcomer Stéphanie Di Giusto. The film recounts the artistic life...
Review: Gehenna: Where Death Lives
The horror genre has always been a point of interest for me as a moviegoer. Done right, horror movies can grip you in a...
Review: Resident Evil – the Final Chapter
Oh my goodness; it’s difficult to determine where to start. This is a terrible movie, and a terrible sequel. It’d be an effort to...
Review: Silence
It’s Martin Scorsese’s best film in decades. This now one in a long line of reviews to say that, but it’s true. See it....
Review: Assassin’s Creed
If you’ve played any of the Assassin’s Creed games, you probably looked at the Assassin’s Creed film trailers with mixed interest and skepticism, as I...
Review: Manchester by the Sea
I didn’t connect with this film the way I thought I would. Manchester By The Sea was easily, before the trailer for Martin Scorsese’s...
