Dune [2021] Review: Denis Villeneuve Tackles Colonialism & Warmongering On An Epic & Often Hypnotic Canvas
This is a movie review of Dune (2021). Not a review of the Frank Herbert novel of the same name….
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Halloween Kills [2021] Review: Adds nothing of value to the franchise lore
Having never seen any of the sequels that followed John Carpenter’s slasher classic, the arrival of 2018’s Halloween was in many…
The Trip (2021) Review – A Home Invasion Black-Comedy cum Splatter Gorefest
Norwegian screenwriter and filmmaker Tommy Wirkola, known for his affinity to blend horror with comedy in both Dead Snow films…
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…
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…
October 2021 MUBI Picks – A Touch of Sin, You Were Never Really Here, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Hereditary & More
Like every month, this October 2021, MUBI will be home to some of the most incredible films from around the…
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The Noise of Engines [2021] ‘San Sebastian’ Review – A Strangely Fascinating Offbeat Dramedy
Quebecois cinema I have seen so far withholds a sense of quirky auteurism that explores existential pain through unusual comedic…
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Dug Dug [2021]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A satire on religious faith, myth making and the politics of it all
Religions are nothing but stories. Stories that are written by writers who wanted to witness how blinded people can be…