Drama
On the Count of Three – Film Review
On the Count of Three is one of the best films of the year and an extremely impressive debut directorial effort from Jerrod Carmichael. It’s hilarious, unsettling, and powerful all at once.
Top Gun – Film Review
When Top Gun focuses on the flight sequences, it soars. But, where it takes a nosedive is when it tends to focus on our lead characters on the ground, who are, simply put, not all that interesting.
After Life – Film Review
Hirokazu Kore-eda’s After Life is an extraordinarily moving drama that wonderfully balances thought-provoking themes and emotional content.
Dog – Film Review
Dog is a frustratingly boring comedy road drama that has little substance, even if Channing Tatum’s talents are excellently displayed.
Death on the Nile – Film Review
Death on the Nile is a disappointingly boring, drawn-out murder mystery that proves Kenneth Branagh isn’t skilled enough to adapt Agatha Christie’s novels.
We’re All Going to the World’s Fair – Film Review
We’re All Going to the World’s Fair is not just a deeply unsettling psychological horror that challenges you, it’s also one of the scariest films in years.
Come and See – Film Review
Come and See is a painfully heartbreaking and disturbing film, and one that is brought to life masterfully by director Elem Klimov.
Choose or Die – Film Review
With an extremely muddled script and a story that goes absolutely nowhere, you’d be forgiven for choosing not to watch Choose or Die.
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald – Film Review
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is an over two-hour setup for a third film with some solid performances and fun action sequences sprinkled in with little else to offer.
Metal Lords – Film Review
Metal Lords doesn’t do anything new for the coming-of-age scene, but its uplifting story and extremely charismatic lead performances really make the film rock.