Set in the dilapidated, dangerous and derelict Bad City, this adaptation of Ana Lily Amirpour’s own graphic novel sees two lonely, messed up souls find each other in a town where nobody seems to notice… The BRWC Review: A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
Joss Whedon’s swan song for Marvel does an admirable job juggling an ever expanding cast of colourful characters, laying the foundation for future features without losing sight of the mission at hand. As with its predecessor… The BRWC Review – Avengers: Age Of Ultron
On the anniversary of the tragic suicide of their friend, six high school teens are forced to face their demons as someone (or something) invades their Skype call and ruins their evening. Having only recently… The BRWC Review: Unfriended
The director of Crossfire Hurricane and The Kid Stays in the Picture offers up a detailed look into the life of legendary Nirvana front man and tortured soul Kurt Cobain through a variety of documentary… Review – Cobain: Montage Of Heck
Five distinctly stereotypical high school kids are stuck in detention on a Saturday. In spite of their fractious relationships these seemingly disparate youths are brought together through a mutual disrespect of their assistant principle and… Review: The Breakfast Club