No One Gets Out Alive [2021] Review – The Perils Of Immigrants Take Center Stage In This Horror Film
Horror is one of the most malleable genres out there. Because it can take some of the biggest burning issues,…
Luzzu [2021]: ‘HIFF’ Review – Traditionalism Battles Modernization In A Maltese Fishing Town
Change is inevitable. We can mock the previous generations for holding on to the last few values they grew up…
The 10 Best James Bond Movies of All Time
On 30th September 2021, the 28th film in the James Bond Movies Franchise, No Time To Die, finally comes out…
We Had it Coming [2021] Review – A bleak rape-revenge drama that presents a one-dimensional world
Men are faceless figures in Candian director Paul Barbeau’s English language debut “We Had it Coming.” Not that this is…
10 Classic Black and White Horror Films That Still Hold Up
Horror cinema has been through a lot of ups and downs over the past century, but one thing has always remained the same: you can’t beat the classics. It’s an age-old saying, but one that certainly has its merits. Though the genre is ever-evolving and the case can be made for better eras in horror, black-and-white classics are the roots that would sprout something everlasting – paving the way for the films of today.
Old Henry [2021] Review – A Lean Western that Leans Too Much on Familiar Tropes
Western genre in the 21st century has often been declared obsolete. But the narratives set in Wild West don’t just…
The Suicide Squad (2021): A Satire on America’s Advocacy of Violence for Peace & Need To Maintain Power
The Suicide Squad (2021): A Satire on America’s Advocacy of Violence for Peace & Need To Maintain Power: Political satire…
6 Films to watch if you liked Free Guy
The Ryan Reynolds starring “Free Guy” has been stalled numerous times due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Now that the…