A Black Rift Begins to Yawn opens on one of the most beautiful, awe-inspiringly transfixing shots of the year, a beautifully lit skeleton that then proceeds to linger on for a further two minutes. However, not even thirty seconds after, this Lovecraftian horror starts to fall apart, transitioning to a
Foster Boy: The BRWC Review - This legal drama inspired by real events centers on Jamal Randolph (Shane Paul McGhie) a young teen in Chicago currently at the end of a prison sentence who is set to begin a civil trial against Bellcore Family Services, a private contractor that places
Martyr is a Lebanese art-house drama film written and directed by Mazen Khaled about the sudden drowning of a young man at a seaside hang-out and the following rituals and ceremonies that are undertaken as part of his community and culture. Set in a poor part of Beirut, the story revolves
Iñárritu, Abrams, Storm Reid: Weekly Round Up: When it comes to films, I can’t honestly say I’m a fan of the J J Abrams style “mystery box” approach to filmmaking. I find it frustrating and ultimately fruitless, and plot threads are teased but inevitably dropped in favor of overblown fan
Cosmic Sin Synopsis: In the year 2524, four centuries after humans started colonizing the outer planets, retired Gen. James Ford (Bruce Willis) gets called back into service after a hostile alien fleet attacks soldiers on a remote planet. The threat against mankind soon escalates into an interstellar war as Ford
