There’s Someone Inside Your House [2021] Netflix Review – A Gory Slasher Film That Tries Too Hard To Make Sense
People want things to make sense. Especially when it comes to horror movies, because then and only then the viewing…
Knocking [2021] Review: A Somber Psychological Thriller
Knocking, which premiered at the Midnight Section at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, does not really live up to its…
The Human Scale (2012): An Urban Planning Documentary That Questions City Design
Cities have habitually been spaces where people come to improve their quality of life. But, The Human Scale (2012), a…
10 Great Shows Set in Small Towns like Midnight Mass on Netflix
‘Midnight Mass’ continues in the lineage of extraordinary original works by Mike Flanagan on Netflix. The American filmmaker’s penchant for…
Freeland [2021] Review: Krisha Fairchild carries this film about the effects of capitalism
Legitimization. While that drives things and makes them more accessible and commercial, it drives certain sections out of what was…
Bingo Hell [2021] Review: An Unnecessary and Shambolic Horror film About Gentrification and Consumerism
Gigi Saul Guerrero’s latest Amazon release is a drab affair that promises plentiful but delivers very little. Despite featuring a…
10 Great Films That Helped Cinema Grow As An Art Form
10 Great Films That Helped Cinema Grow As An Art Form: Since the inception of the medium, films have garnered…
Mass (2021) Review: A Terrific Directorial Debut that Doesn’t Capitalise on Pain
Directorial debuts are supposed to propose fantastic ideas about what the concerned debutant filmmaker’s works are going to be. It’s…