Some of the best children’s movies often revolve around a darker storyline. Matilda, for example, is a young girl born into a neglectful family who doesn’t appreciate her. Cinderella has to grow up with her abusive step-mother. Rapunzel is kidnapped … Continue reading The Willoughbys – Review
It feels like decades since Richard Dreyfuss, Best Actor Oscar winner for The Goodbye Girl, headlined a movie. The star of Steven Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind goes back into space in Astronaut, a gentle ‘follow your dream’ … Continue reading Astronaut – Review
In these strange and unusual times, creatives have, like everyone else, found themselves stuck in doors without access to their network. Many have taken to social media; using their talents to produce amusing TikTok’s, short sketches, or painting pictures for … Continue reading Horror director Rob Savage scares in this terrifying Twitter short
If there is one thing we know from the movies, it is that American High Schools have factions. They train people to adapt to ‘house’ life in universities and then condition them to be ruthless business leaders or media moguls. … Continue reading Selah and the Spades – Review
When was the last time you saw Eddie Murphy in a movie? Since Tower Heist (2011), he has dropped off cinemagoers’ radars. His ‘spiritual’ comedy, A Thousand Words in which his character stopped speaking in order to keep himself (and … Continue reading Dolemite Is My Name – Film Review
Dear reader, I am an audible film-watcher. A more of a reactionary, really. I gasp loudly, I flail, I grab the hands of my weary cohorts. I just love cinema and get ridiculously happy whenever something of great emotion or … Continue reading The Christmas Chronicles – Review
