Claire: A Fine Example of Melancholy on Cinema
Andrea Silvestro’s Claire is a complete package of engaging cinema. Claire is a young woman who is coping with the ...
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Stop IT!: Stopping Pennywise With Jokes
Finally, we get a clown film that clowns instead of scaring unsuspecting children into a paralysing lifelong fear of people ...
Modern Animals: Philosophy, Violence and Gossip with A Dash of Style
Filippo Savoia’s Modern Animals does not have a cat-and-mouse chase in it, but it has the unmistakable influence of the ...
The Bailey Society: A Surprisingly Taut Mystery
A knock sounds in the darkness. A young man in a dressing gown opens the door. A perky young lady ...
‘Things That Fall’: Overriding Limitations to Find Connection
Things That Fall unfolds at a college, introducing us to Alex who is struggling with his midterm exam. Alex suffers ...
Tony: The Ambitions Of Abuse-Ravaged Teenagers
Tony is a film you will remember. A crime drama that is an homage to Scarface, and by extension to ...
Empty Nest: Sinister Stories Back Home
A horror, Empty Nest is surprisingly well put together upon repeat viewings. As is it disappointingly feeble and unconvincing nearing ...
‘In the Campfire Light’: A Dance of Power & Exploitation
Following on the same lines of her earlier work (The Dark Side of the Sun), director-writer Samantha Michelle’s ‘In the ...
Wish Weasel: The 90’s Brought Back To Life
Dan McNamara’s farcical sci-fi series a la 90’s (bad) TV, Wish Weasel is just what it implies. There are weasels--outer ...
A Most Savage Beast: The Unexpected Virtue Of Being A Poor Horror Flick
Often in films with a psycho-stalker for the main character, the character in question will be blissfully unaware of the ...
