Wade in the Water, directed by Mark Wilson and written by Chris Retts, is like a 21st century Taxi Driver, examining all the pain and rage and emotional mayhem that leads to self-righteous vigilantism, then taking the examination several steps further. Whereas vigilante revenge films typically let the cathartic violence serve
Throughout history audiences have never been able to get enough a good murder mystery. We see the concept employed in a multitude of different genres and in a multitude of different ways. Whether it’s the grim and stomach churning quest for a killer in David Fincher’s Se7en to Eddard Stark’s
Ukrainian director Dekel Berenson’s film Anna premiered in the Short Film competition in Cannes last week. A tale of desire set in a bleakly real world, Anna sees a middle aged woman desperately trying to change her life in any way she can. Svetlana Alekseevna Barandich is brilliant as the struggling
Following the death of her best friend Grace, Aubrey (Virginia Gardner, Halloween) breaks into her vacant apartment to feed the pets and immerse herself in the memories of their relationship. When she awakens on the sofa the next day, Aubrey finds the deserted streets outside covered in snow, stained with blood,
By Megan Williams. I’ve been a Pokemon fan since I was six years old. I collected the cards and played the games, and have followed the franchise ever since its creation in 1997. However, the release of the Nintendo 3DS game ‘Detective Pikachu’ baffled me. The game is unique to the
