What is it with cars and surrealist films lately? Titane, The Noise of Engines—reviewed on this site—and now Brazil’s King Car have all contributed to this recent automotive zeitgeist. Think of King Car as Bacurau meets Cronenberg with heavy doses of political and social commentary. If all this seems like
C'mon C'mon: Another Review. By Nick Boyd. The black-and-white shot film “C’mon C’mon” is a tender, thoughtful look at a radio journalist named Johnny (Joaquin Phoenix) who interviews and really listens to children about their hopes and outlook for the future. Early on, he gets a call from his sister
Sensation: Review. By Jake Peffer. It is a rare feat to watch a movie fail to execute its ambitions at almost every twist and turn. Unfortunately, that is the case for Sensation. While it has a somewhat interesting premise it constantly gets bogged down by convoluting the story throughout and
Beth (Victoria Neugent) and Mark (Ross Magyar) are going to their friends, Dave (Mike Jimerson) and Irene (Amrita Dhaliwal) for dinner. They find their friends quite pretentious as Irene is a budding writer who has had no personal experiences of the things that she writes about and Dave is a
Review ‘Lemmings: Can You Dig It?’ - life in seven by ten pixels. By Neil Merrett. The world of gaming is not short of cute, cartoony mascots. In recent years, characters such as Sonic the Hedgehog, Pikachu and the Angry Birds have all headed apparently viable cinematic franchises – a
