Faces of Death Review Faces of Death is the kind of remake that actually justifies its existence, especially in a world consumed by TikTok and constant connectivity. Its subject matter not only stands the test of time, but feels even more relevant now, tapping into how desensitized we’ve become to […]
Nintendo definitely knows what they’re doing with the Mario Cinematic Universe (not to be confused with a different MCU) and it shows. The first Super Mario Bros. Movie made an explosive wave in theaters with a classic adventure rooted in the retro-stylized world that everyone was familiar with. Even though […]
Seekers of Infinite Love Review (SXSW) Seekers of Infinite Love has something for everyone—especially those who have siblings. By anchoring a wild, high-stakes premise in the recognizable bickering of three siblings, the film avoids the trap of feeling far-fetched, delivering instead a heartfelt and hilarious exploration of what it means […]
In The Sun Never Sets, Dakota Fanning delivers a performance that truly shines, commanding attention whenever she is on screen. Playing Wendy, a woman standing at the precipice of life’s second act, Fanning anchors a film that is far more emotionally taxing than its premise might initially suggest. What begins […]
Monitor Review Amid heavy headliners like Ready or Not 2, They Will Kill You and #horrortok sensation Obsession, the directorial debut feature from Matt Black and Ryan Polly entered the SXSW 2026 lineup as a modest horror indie and parted as a frightening festival favourite. Monitor follows Maggie (Brittany O’Grady), […]
Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come Review It really felt like Ready Or Not was one of those horror-slashers that changed the game for modern day horror films. Although the concept of game-like horror films aren’t unfamiliar (see the gruesome Saw franchise), Radio Silence created something that was exciting […]
Leviticus Review (SXSW) Leviticus is It Follows on steroids that is an unrelenting, deeply unsettling piece of queer horror where desire itself becomes the thing that hunts you. And unfortunately for Joe Bird’s Naim and Stacy Clausen’s Ryan, what they desire most is each other. Director Adrian Chiarella makes a […]
