Deathstalker & Deathstalker II double-film review. By Joe Muldoon. Deathstalker (1983) The first of ten Argentina-based films that the legendary Roger Corman produced in the ‘80s, Deathstalker marked itself as one of his earliest forays into sword and sorcery. Accusations of plagiarism are often levelled against the genre, and they’re not

Last Shift: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Somewhat atmospherically reminiscent of John Carpenter's Assault on Precinct 13, Last Shift is a one-location psychological horror from the mind of director Anthony DiBlasi. Starting off with her first shift on the job, rookie cop Jessica (Juliana Harkavy) is assigned the last shift in a

Jann Mardenborough (Archie Madakwe) is obsessed with driving. He knows all the ins and outs of every car he’s ever driven and he feels like he could be as good as the professionals. The trouble is that Jann’s experiences outside of his own car have been playing Gran Turismo, the

Jordan’s (Shelley Regner) life is anything but ordinary. Being plagued with guilt over the death of a friend that she couldn’t prevent, she spirals into a life filled with trauma and mental health issues. Her everyday life seems fine and her social life is still good, even if her best

Talk To Me: Another Review. By Joe Muldoon. Very few film companies have the audience pull of A24. Amongst my fellow Gen Z-ers, the A24 stamp over a release arguably eclipses the Marvel, or even Disney label – show us the iconic seal and we’ll turn up in droves. So