Deerskin (2019)
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Coming off like an unbridled hybrid of a lost Twilight Zone episode, an R-rated Monty Python sketch, and a slasher…
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The Vigil (2019)
Religious iconography has long been a staple throughout the horror genre, and there’s really only so many ways it can…
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Relic (2020)
I’ve often maintained that good horror is difficultly to do. It’s very easy to assault an audience with numerous jump…
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Where’d You Go, Bernadette? (2019)
For a movie that bases its whole hook around the missing status of its lead character – neuroses personified, Bernadette…
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The Wretched (2019)
There’s a 1980’s horror movie mentality to The Wretched that assists the particularly simple premise and screenplay in a manner…
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The Personal History of David Copperfield (2019)
Given that writer/director Armando Iannucci has made a name for himself primarily within satirical comedy – his work includes such…
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Jack & Yaya (2020)
Bringing further awareness and a positive mentality to the trans community, Jen Bagley’s honest and intricate documentary Jack & Yaya…
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The Trip to Greece (2020)
The Trip series is a ten-year habit for comic actors Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon in character as roughly fictionalised…
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The Dinner Party (2020)
The notion of the separation between classes has oft been a road travelled in film, especially when focusing on the…
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Color Out Of Space (2019)
To say Nicolas Cage is on a bonkers career trajectory right now would be the epitome of an understatement. And…
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