Cinema Speculation: Quentin Tarantino - Book Review. By Joe Muldoon. The printing presses hardly having cooled since printing 2021’s marvellous Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (a rethinking of the 2019 film of the same name), Cinema Speculation serves as Quentin Tarantino’s debut nonfiction work. Trying to pin it down as
Francis (Noah Segan) is a loner and that’s just the way he likes it. He spends his days in quiet motels that are out of the way and finds ways to make money whenever he can. However, one day his quiet and solitary life is disrupted when Jane (Victoria Moroles)
Fifty years ago, Mike Oldfield stepped into the studio to record what was to be his seminal album. Something the likes of which the world had never heard before, his almost entirely instrumental Tubular Bells was a mixture of prog rock, jazz and electronica and it lit a spark in
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery - The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. In 2019 Knives Out was released to critical and financial success. Director/writer Rian Johnson put together one of the best movies from that year and solidified himself as a top notch director and writer. Netflix bought the
Karen (Michelle Simms) is entitled, middle aged and white. She’s constantly checking on what her neighbours are doing, especially those who aren’t white, and if she feels inconvenienced in the slightest way then she’ll want to see your manager. Karen has a lot to learn about how to treat people
