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The Haunting of Sharon Tate exploitatively genericises a gruesome tragedy for an abysmally immoral horror. Nope. This review is finished. Not sure where to go from here in all honesty. There are bad horrors that exist in the planes of our reality.... Read the full review »

While Moneyball could be easily perceived as a typical biopic film, Aaron Sorkin's screenplay elevates it to an insightful character study about a reserved, yet confident, master. Brad Pitt is excellent, avoiding to play his typical suave characte... Read the full review »

Kopps is undoubtedly hilarious. It's clear that Hot Fuzz took inspiration from this small town cop movie. The parodic scenes of action are such a treat that the film is worth watching just for those. Aside from that, the film has a real sweetness... Read the full review »

I wanted to get a lot more out of “The High Note” than what it essentially delivered but I tend to focus more on what could’ve been rather than what I got and what I got was far from unacceptable. It was exactly what I expected it to be and... Read the full review »

Zombeavers was damned of any originality despite its gnawingly bovine title. Zombie beavers. No, not slang for the female genitalia (although the film predictably makes a joke or two regarding that), but the large semi-aquatic rodent that yearns t... Read the full review »

it was really good !! Check out my Review on Youtube !! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqS1U5eq9qs Read the full review »

The Children’s Hour adorns the innocence of youth to manipulate the mature through increasingly captivating fabrications. The Wright-Dobie School for Girls, a private school operated by mutual friends and former classmates Karen and Martha. A se... Read the full review »

A horrific and honest film about the war. This film has Kurosawa at his directorial best with stunning wide shots, incredibly vivid cinematography, effective blocking and ravaging war sequences. The acting of this film is blessed with exquisite pe... Read the full review »