Give BODIES BODIES BODIES this: they really know how to fill a room with some of the most annoying people you could find in a Twitter group chat and make their blood-drenched accusations and barbs ring with intensity and comedy. With that oh so cool A24 backing, a cast of…

Political thrillers are a little too clean nowadays. Our main characters typically have a sort of coolness or suavity naturally attached to them and for the most part audiences can relax knowing that they know that the main characters will know their way out of sticky situation. BECKETT, from director…

Airbnb's don’t get much worse than the one found in Alex Garland’s MEN, the latest psychological mind-boggler from the man who finds comfort in digging into his character’s usually unhinged psyches. In the likes of his previous works such as ANNIHLATION or EX-MACHINA, Garland found the literal and metaphorical horror…

The Film Gods, hearing everyone beg and plead for the next great vampire comic book hero to arrive onto the silver screen, finally delivered as the plucky heroes over at Sony brought to life the heroi- wait? Oh, he’s not a good guy!…In the comics at least…Oh, okay…so he’s a…

Probably the second weirdest film of 2021 — TITANE, thanks to its sweet sweet car lovin’, takes the cake — ANNETTE barges into cinemas (or on your TV if you catch it on Amazon Prime) and gleefully showers the audience in its weirdness. A brainchild stemming from the imaginations of…

Serious question before watching NOBODY: do you think you could take Bob Odenkirk in a fist fight? For me, it’s hard to say, as the closest I’ve ever gotten to a fight is saying something mean about someone’s mother, and the idea of fighting a 50-something actor who specializes in…

After about a couple of thousand years, the wheels on Shakespeare adaptations are surely running the risk of running down its tread. While I’ll save my grievances towards the Great Bard for some other article down the road, it’d be hard for me to talk down on the man’s staying…

On the mean streets of 1950’s New York City, among the roving groups of dancing and snapping street gangs, prolific all-timer Steven Spielberg finds his paradise. Unlike a majority of his later day works, which mostly placed the director near the self-serious area of filmmaking (ie THE POST, LINCOLN, BRIDGE…

Moral stories nowadays are a sort of lost art. While usually blunt with their messaging, these types of stories managed to always be effective due to their bluntness in telling its audience what was good and what was bad. Even so, these moral stories that always eventually ended on proving…