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, but all its intention and beauty is not matched by… 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 as a killer clown, which saw significant increase in attention… 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 extraordinary The Handmaiden and the immortal Parasite from Bong Joon-ho… 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 leader. That of five volunteers who agreed to leave their… 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 purpose and existence in the film. An adaptation of the… Air Doll: Review