Scream 7 Review – It’s Another Scream Baby! ★★★

You do the same concept six times before and fans like me love it every single time… you think seven is the time to try something new? Don’t get me wrong, this isn’t the worst Scream movie, it’s just the most different, this is the first film in the franchise directed by Kevin Williamson, the […]

Half-Seen Life: A Review of Edward Yang’s “Yi Yi”

With the re-release of Edward Yang’s “Yi Yi” in 4k, I wanted to revisit the film. I say with confidence that it is one of the greatest films ever made. It has never left my four favourites. Every time I watch it, I find something new in it. I look at myself, the world, and […]

High Potential Season 2: Mid-season Review

If you’ve ever thought “Wow, I wish Law and Order was just a little bit more like Scooby Doo” then buddy, do I have the show for you! Having been in a bit of a TV rut since Christmas, I bit the bullet and resubscribed to Disney+, thinking I could at least throw on The […]

When humanity remains the monster: 28 Days Series

What if I were to tell you that the 28 Days franchise isn’t really about the zombies? You’d possibly disagree. However, not only are the zombies not really zombies, but rather humans with their rage levels dialled to 11 with all inhibitors switched off. While they are an antagonistic threat, they serve as a mechanism […]

Marty Supreme & the New Age of Movie Hype

Marty Supreme is a spectacular film. From start to finish it’s an adrenaline rush, with Timothée Chalamet delivering an Oscar-worthy central performance. But you don’t need me to rave about the film itself – that’s already happening everywhere. What’s far more interesting is how the chaos around it unfolded, and what that chaos might mean for the future of cinema. Let’s rewind. It’s Sunday, February […]

Marnie Blok on Her Emotional Oscar-Qualifying Short Film-Beyond Silence

Marnie Blok’s debut as a director, Beyond Silence, is a searing, intimate exploration of trauma, resilience, and the courage it takes to break long-held silences. Inspired by her own experiences as a survivor of rape, Blok crafts a story that bridges generations, following a deaf PhD student and her sister as they navigate the aftermath […]

Wicked: For Good Review- The Second Part that Needs to be Toss Tossed Away ★★★

I’m an avid theatregoer, and Wicked has long been one of my favourite musicals. When I first heard it was being adapted into a film, I was wildly excited—but also a little sceptical, worried that the magic of the stage production might be lost. When I finally saw Part One in cinemas, I was completely […]