The Crow: The BRWC Review. By Sarah Manvel. The deeply underappreciated director Rupert Sanders has given us the deeply wonderful The Crow, based on the nineties comic by James O’Barr, and heavily in ...
Alien: Romulus – The BRWC Review. By Simon Lalji. The most terrifying organism in the galaxy has roared its way back to the silver screen and cinematic cheer. Set twenty years after Ridley Scott...
Flatters: Review. By Joe Muldoon. It’s a well-known fact that when we’re lonely, the best course of action is to hit the internet and scour dating sites to find perfect strangers to date. Or, even bet...
Girl You Know It’s True Review. By Christopher Patterson. A Refreshing Classic in the Terrible Neverending Biographical Film Space One of the more known music scandals out there, and one I probably do...
Trap: The BRWC Review. By Samhith Ankam. Much of, if not all of, Trap gleefully follows Josh Hartnett walking his way through situations with filmic ingenuity; Shyamalan’s movie is often about the imp...