A stern, regimental father takes his young son into the Oregon wilderness to hunt. The views are truly breathtaking…but danger and threat lurks menacingly amongst the beautiful flora and fauna.
Naturally the young boy is a day dreamer and his father harshly admonishes him for not paying attention; ‘If you don’t do what I say you’ll get hurt’ he seethes at his terrified son.
To a degree he’s right; it’s a mean world and our guardians want to keep us…
Kind of like The Purge but with snarling lycanthropes terrorising the neighbourhood rather than disgruntled miscreants, Werewolves is a reasonable waste of 90 minutes
Sadly despite an intriguing premise ripe for some cheap, undemanding thrills, director Steven C.Miller struggles to integrate exposition into his busy, unfolding story and the result is rather messy.
A title card informs us that a ‘super moon’ is responsible for turning billions of humans into hairy creatures. As the movie begins proper, survivors are securing…
Christopher Nolan won’t make a bad film. The worst he’ll do is simply make another one.
Tenet falls somewhere in between; a sumptuous, globe-trotting mega puzzle which for all its slick, brain bending action and narrative audacity, often teeters on the brink of self parody.
John David Washington is ‘The Protagonist’, a somber CIA operative embroiled in top secret international espionage. At the outset he is trying to retrieve a mysterious artefact, but after being apprehended by mercenaries and the…
Robert Eggers’ arcane debut is a stunning, chilling celebration of the female form and all the toxic, hostile negativity that goes along with it.
As is often, many hold in contempt that what they don’t understand and burgeoning femininity continues to baffle the wilfully ignorant, even today.
In 1630 New England, puritanical settler William and his young family - including pre-pubescent daughter Thomasin (Anya Taylor-Joy) - make their farmstead on the edge of some rather foreboding woods.
They have effectively…
