Crime
Drive – Film Review
Drive is a symphony of style, substance, and sheer cinematic brilliance—an absolute must-watch for aficionados of daring, thought-provoking cinema.
Your Lucky Day – Film Review
A thrilling action and suspense film, Your Lucky Day features remarkable performances from Jessica Garza and Angus Cloud.
The Killer – Film Review
The Killer is a success for Michael Fassbender, David Fincher, and the entire creative team. With its intricate and thought-provoking story that revolves around the life of a hitman, it provides both cerebral stimulation and intense action.
Pain Hustlers – Film Review
Pain Hustlers is a lethargic attempt at a suspenseful crime drama that leaves viewers yearning for a more engaging drama.
Killers of the Flower Moon – Film Review
Killers of the Flower Moon stands as a testament to Martin Scorsese’s directorial prowess and the talent of its exceptional cast. The film’s exploration of a dark chapter in American history, coupled with outstanding performances, makes it a must-watch for…
V/H/S/85 – Film Review
V/H/S/85 offers a worthwhile, albeit uneven, journey into the macabre for fans of the franchise and those looking for a rollercoaster of horror styles.
- 2023
- Horror, Thriller, Mystery, Crime, Science Fiction
Wind River – Film Review
Wind River is a triumph of storytelling and filmmaking. Taylor Sheridan, with his directorial debut, has crafted a haunting and unforgettable cinematic experience.
Saw X – Film Review
Saw X is a magnificent installment in the series that masterfully combines elements of psychological drama, suspense, and horror. The film is elevated by Tobin Bell’s outstanding performance, elevating it to the second-best installment in the franchise, which has been…
American Outlaws – Film Review
Despite some promising moments, American Outlaws falls short of providing a satisfying and in-depth exploration of the true story it seeks to depict.
Reptile – Film Review
Reptile is a missed opportunity for a genre that thrives on tension, mystery, and emotional depth because it ultimately leaves the audience feeling disengaged and unsatisfied.