Author Archives: A division of infamous horrors

Red Penguins review Red Penguins is a masterful documentary that plays out like a real movie. It’s so batshit you have to watch it to believe it. It does unfold like a Coen-Brothers movie and fans of the surreal will be pleasantly surprised with how great this viewing experience is!

Yes, God, Yes is a very entertaining coming-of-age story. Yes, the story feels very familiar with the audience it goes for. However, the movie succeeds in finding a niche with the audience of the adolescent irrelevant comedy crowd.

Most Wanted gives Josh Hartnett the performance of his career

The Painted Bird is a new WW2 epic as if we don’t have enough of those already. However, The Painted Bird is the best of it’s kind since Terrence Malick’s The Thin Red Line.

Babyteeth might be the most depressing film of the year when we really don’t need a depressing film at the time. However, the performances were all outstanding including Ben Mendelssohn who gave his strongest performance since Bloodline. Synopsis: BABYTEETH is Shannon Murphy’s (KILLING EVE) powerful, coming-of-age feature debut. When seriously ill teenager Milla (Eliza Scanlen) […]

The Truth is a little bit of an uneven effort from everyone involved. It tries a little too hard to mimic the works of Richard Linklater, which is why I suppose they cast Ethan Hawke(who is always charismatic). However, in this film, he falls a little flat, especially the supporting cast around him. I’m still […]

Synopsis:Volume 5 of the Universal Horror Collection includes four tales of terror from the archives of Universal Pictures, the true home of classic horror. A mobster’s brain is transplanted into an ape who carries out his revenge in The Monster And The Girl. A mad scientist turns an ape into a beautiful, but deadly woman […]

Star Trek Short Treks is an excellent portray in experimental science fiction that connects to a much larger scale. The performances are all powerhouse including a rare glimpse of Rainn Wilson doing some serious drama and nails it in his episode. Noting the episodes are only 15 minutes each in Short Trek’s this review won’t […]

Dementer is probably the independent film of the year, and by independent film I mean shoe-string budget independent film. It was masterful to see this all unfold in front of you. The atmosphere and moodiness of the film will remind you of a major release from A24, if that turns you off by now you […]

Dementer is probably the independent film of the year, and by independent film I mean shoe-string budget independent film. It was masterful to see this all unfold in front of you. The atmosphere and moodiness of the film will remind you of a major release from A24, if that turns you off by now you […]