Death Of Me: Review
There’s no better time to bask in the eerie glow of horror movies than October, as genre fans often indulge in a melody of films… Death Of Me: Review
There’s no better time to bask in the eerie glow of horror movies than October, as genre fans often indulge in a melody of films… Death Of Me: Review
Considering the world’s dire straights, contemplative science fiction films hold more relevance than ever, taking to task several critical facets that are often overlooked in… 2067: Review
I can’t deny my fandom for low-budget science fiction, which often leaves me championing overlooked films that many simply dismiss. As modern sci-fi predicates towards… LX 2048: Review
Whether its the quirky whimsy of Robert Downey Jr’s big-screen performance or the steely-eyed precision of Benedict Cumberbatch’s take, Sherlock Holmes is a figure who… Enola Holmes: The BRWC Review
No Escape (alternatively titled Follow Me) is the latest genre film to set its sights on our modern social media-obsessed culture (this year alone featured… No Escape: Review