Operation Fortune: The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre is the latest movie from director Guy Ritchie. Keeping in line with the majority of his filmography this another action/thriller with a touch of comedy. This time around we follow Orson Fortune (Jason Statham) and his team
The Park: Review. By Rudie Obias A few years removed from the start of COVID-19 and we’ve seen a number of movies—especially genre movies—that were conceived, inspired by, or created because of the global pandemic. Although the reality is more horrific than a fictional movie version, the pandemic subgenre has
Shriver (Michael Shannon) has a few problems in his life. He wants to be a writer, but he constantly gets writer’s block and his drinking problem doesn’t help. He also happens to share the same name as a famous author who all but disappeared many years ago and despite being
Henry (Carter O’Donnell) and Jacob (Brady O’Donnell) are brothers who live with their abusive father. Their mother is absent after joining a cult and seeing as her being the better option, the boys plan their escape, setting out on the trail to find her. However, the closer they get to
Electric Malady: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Marie Lidén’s BAFTA-nominated documentary Electric Malady is a story of love and loneliness. William is a young man who, due to an apparent extreme sensitivity to electrical radiation (‘electrosensitivity’), has lived isolated in rural Sweden for a decade. Once a master’s degree student and
