High On Films
“On Becoming A Guinea Fowl” represents the most interesting type of coming-of-age story. While it is narrowly focused on one…
This is the second iteration out of three iterations of “The Equalizer” franchise: the original 1980s television series, the movie…
Hubert Charuel’s “Meteors” (2025) is about three friends who have been dealt a bad hand in their lives. However, instead…
Until Dawn, the 2025 survival horror film directed by David F. Sandberg, spins a chilling standalone tale inspired by the…
Netflix is set to release the sequel to the 2024 anime film Mononoke: The Phantom in the Rain, titled Mononoke…
“A Simple Favor,” a genre-blending comedy-thriller, has surged to the top of the US streaming charts. Packed with secrets, betrayals,…
Movies based on a gaming premise are nothing new for cinema enthusiasts. In the cult favorite “Ready Player One,” the…
In 2013, as we were still getting used to smartphones transforming into extensions of our hands and minds, director Spike…
There are films which make you feel happy, this is not one of those. There are films which make you sad, this is not one of those. There are films that connect with you, this is is not one of those either. And yet this is an essential film. Carol Morley’s The Falling has insured and cemented a fact in my head: “I’m going to watch all her films here on out.” The film features sleekly cut shots of images from the past of all school girls that are about hysteria as they become prey of this strange epidemic of falling down.