David Cronenberg predicted audiences would walk out of Crimes of the Future within the first five minutes of its premiere at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival. This set many to expect that his latest would also be his most egregiously […]
In preparation for the worldwide debut of Top Gun: Maverick, we’re taking a look back at the film that started it all: Top Gun. Growing up, I wanted nothing more than to be a fighter pilot in the Navy. My grandad and […]
Translating a television show to the silver screen is one thing, but making a follow-up to that adaptation is another. Not only must you plunge further into the cinematic landscape, but you also have to maintain what made the show […]
Alex Garland is no stranger to the genre of horror. After the tense and superb Ex Machina and the existential dread of Anhhilation, Garland has returned to give movie-goers another glimpse into his weirdly creative stories of trauma. This time around […]
George Miller returns to the big screen for the first time since Mad Max: Fury Road with a much less action-heavy and much more story-driven film. In fact, the movie is literally a story about stories. Three Thousand Years of […]
Warning – The following review contains spoilers for Chip’ n Dale: Rescue Rangers. For years, critics and audiences have complained about the abundance of reboots and sequels in modern filmmaking. Most of these critiques are pointed at the juggernaut of […]
The following will contain spoilers for the season finale of ‘Halo.’ For a recap of episode 8, click here. The season finale of Halo picks up right where the previous episode left off. John slowly comes to in a pile of […]
It’s been a long time since the original Top Gun hit theaters. A little over 36 years, to be exact. Plans began to firm up around 2010 until the director of the original film and the proposed sequel, the great […]
Amongst the pantheon of Stephen King adaptations, 1984’s Firestarter doesn’t have much staying power. Save for the neat image of Drew Barrymore throwing fireballs, there’s just not a whole lot memorable about it. King himself notably expressed disappointment in the film; a […]
Eskil Vogt’s sophomore feature, The Innocents, is a slight improvement over his debut, Blind, and captures the energy of Joachim Trier’s Thelma, albeit with a darker tone. It’s an unnerving coming-of-age horror story about moral development during youth and the […]
