It’s hard to hate The Fox and the Child; the film’s heart is in exactly the right place and it boasts some truly gorgeous photography,… The Fox And The Child: Review

Recently, certain horror films have benefited from added momentum after plenty of pre-release word of mouth. Case in point Terrifier 2, starring David Howard Thornton… The Mean One: Review

South Korea has really been on the ball lately, not just in their handling of the coronavirus pandemic, but in their cinematic output. Park Chan-wook’s… The Policeman’s Lineage: Review

The documentary Castro’s Spies focuses in on one lesser-known part of Cuban history in the post-revolution era, where Fidel Castro was installed as the country’s… Castro’s Spies: Review

“I’m an air doll, a substitute for handling sexual desire,” says Nozomi, the central character of Air Doll, whenever she is forced to contemplate her… Air Doll: Review