It (2017) You’ll float, too. According to author Stephen King, the titular ‘It’ — an ancient sharp-toothed, child-eating bogeyman — awakens every 27 years to feed on the terrors of its chosen prey.… Continue reading
Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017) A proper spy movie. Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014) was one of those left-field knock-your-socks-off hits that took the world by surprise. Based on the comic series The… Continue reading
American Assassin (2017) Assassins aren’t born. They’re made. Watching American Assassin, I couldn’t help but feel bad for Taylor Kitsch. Here’s a guy that was projected to become the next big thing (about… Continue reading
Voyage of Time: The IMAX Experience (2016) From so simple a beginning. Writer-director Terrence Malick seems to have had a sudden, drastic change in his filmmaking output since the great success of The… Continue reading
mother! (2017) seeing is believing mother! is a film which has almost instantaneously caused a rift between audiences and it’s not hard to see why. Confrontational, argumentative, blunt, misogynist (?), misandrist (?), vile,… Continue reading
Expelled from Paradise (2014) Prepare For An Extraordinary Journey To Explore The Secrets Of The World … It’s rare that you see two reputable Japanese storytellers come together, Expelled from Paradise helmed by… Continue reading
The Dinner (2017) How far would you go … to protect your children? As someone who admires what can be realized through crackling dialogue, minimal locations and a handful of interesting characters, I’m… Continue reading
Girls Trip (2017) You’ll be glad you came ‘Ladies on the loose’ or ‘women behaving badly’ seem to be making a comeback, the sub-genre having its moment in the sun, again. Back in… Continue reading
The Dark Tower (2017) Their war is coming to our world. Another year, another Stephen King adaptation. Yes folks, besides the highly anticipated new take on It (2017), the Netflix series of The… Continue reading
47 Meters Down (2017) No Help. No Hope. No Escape. If you thought the worn-and-weathered shark sub-genre was all washed up, last summer Jaume Collet-Serra’s taunt thriller, The Shallows, reminded moviegoers why it… Continue reading
