Old-school action hallmarks are widely celebrated staples of the 1980s, with swaggering action heroes like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone ushering in a new era of dopey, yet outlandishly compelling thrill rides. While the genre still thrives today (Extraction was a standout), some of its tendencies, including troubling racial dynamics
Sometimes Always Never: Review - Alan (Bill Nighy) and Peter (Sam Reily) are father and son, looking for Peter’s long-lost brother, Michael who stormed out one day after a game of Scrabble and never returned. After getting a tip off on a body, they go to the police station to
Okay, so this might come as something of a surprise to anyone who know me or reads this round-up on the regular, but I’m actually quite a big fan of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise. I know the 90s live action movies are dumb as all hell, but I
The Beach House is a close-quarter, Lovecraftian horror project set amidst its tranquil ocean-side setting. The film follows Emily (Liana Liberato) and Randall (Noah Le Gros), a dysfunctional young couple looking to escape their daily doldrums with a romantic getaway. Their plans are upended when they discover two unexpected guests
How To Build A Girl: The BRWC Review - A heartwarming, British coming-of-age story that deals with class, body positivity, and succeeding as a young woman in a man’s world. Beanie Feldstein and Alfie Allen dazzle in this story about 16-year-old Johanna from Wolverhampton, and her ascent as a writer. Starting
