It’s been the accumulation of ten years and eighteen (yes eighteen) films, but now it’s finally here. Avengers Infinity War, the most anticipated film since the last film you were told to anticipate. I will just say that if I’m being a bit vague with this review it’s because I’m
Tracing the rise of the internet Troll, Troll Inc. is the story of a hidden battle between an army of trolls as they battle corporate America, the media and political correctness. Wrongfully convicted of stealing private information, Andrew Auernheimer has become the leader of a background movement. Through his own
I’ve been interested in seeing A Quiet Place since I first heard of it. I like the idea of the concept, the simplicity of it. Starring Emily Blunt, who has been great in many good things lately is a definite bonus. Set not too long into the future, our planet
By Finley Crebolder. Cast your minds back to last July’s Spiderman: Homecoming, and more specifically, it’s post-credits scene, where Captain America speaks directly to the audience about patience, saying “Sometimes it leads to very little, and seems like its not worth it… and you wonder why you waited so long for
Canadian filmmaker Bruce LaBruce’s film, The Misandrists is a tongue-in-cheek ode to the feminist movement and queer cinema. Set ‘somewhere in Ger(wo)many’, the film centres on a group of girls known as the Female Liberation Army. They have been recruited by a woman who goes by the name of Big
