Thriller
You’ll Never Find Me – Film Review
Indianna Bell and Josiah Allen’s You’ll Never Find Me is a compelling watch for its audacity, performance, and atmospheric mastery.
Sleeping Dogs – Film Review
For a feature-length directorial debut, Sleeping Dogs feels like a missed opportunity to explore its themes with the depth and sophistication they deserve.
Road House – Film Review
While it doesn’t always succeed, Road House’s ambitions and moments of brilliance make it a worthwhile watch for fans of the genre.
Love Lies Bleeding – Film Review
Despite some minor critiques, Love Lies Bleeding is a compelling and beautifully crafted film that succeeds in telling a poignant story of love, ambition, and the cost of dreams.
Night Shift – Film Review
Night Shift ultimately stands as a testament to the China brothers’ ambition and creativity in the horror genre. It endeavors to offer something fresh, a hybrid of terror and mystery that melds into a truly memorable experience.
The Strangers – Film Review
The Strangers is a film that polarizes; it’s a piece that succeeds remarkably in crafting moments of intense fear and suspense but falls short in sustaining its own momentum due to a reliance on genre clichés and a lack of…
Geostorm – Film Review
Geostorm is a well-intentioned but hugely flawed film that desperately tries to be an epic end-of-the-world action spectacle but fails to deliver.
- 2017
- Action, Science Fiction, Thriller
A History of Violence – Film Review
A History of Violence is a film that, through its exploration of the complex layers of human identity and morality, invites viewers to reflect on their own perceptions of violence and redemption.
Eraser – Film Review
Eraser feels like a relic of its time, embodying both the strengths and weaknesses of 90s action cinema. Its ambitious action set pieces and Schwarzenegger’s undeniable charisma are highlights, yet these cannot fully compensate for the film’s narrative shortcomings and…
Imaginary – Film Review
Despite a talented cast and the backing of a respected production house, Imaginary fails to make a meaningful impact, ultimately serving as a forgettable entry in the horror genre.