Monthly Dose of Horror: “The Monkey”, “Presence” and more
A quick look into for horror films released during the first two months of 2025.
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“Companion”: Popcorn Sci-fi For Your Movie Date
Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid star in this little science fiction film with blood and robots.
“Babygirl”: The Hypocrisy of Modern Feminism Condensed in (Another) Film
The erotic thriller starring Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson was one of the most uncomfortable and soporific film experiences in recent memory
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The Last Breath of the Award Season: 3 Films I Forgot to Review
With the award season being officially over now, the time has come to catch up and dedicate some words to the films I watched but did not review.
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“Memoir of a Snail”: An Animated Film as Dark as Endearing
A tragicomic story that reminds us that even though life can always get worse, it can also get better. Here are all the reasons why you should watch Memoir of a Snail.
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My Problem With Biopics: Too Much and Too Little At The Same Time
Biopics have been in the spotlight for a while now. Is it good news, or is the genre losing its spark?
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“The Brutalist”: The High Price of Building a Legacy
With ten Academy Award nominations, Brady Corbet’s period drama surprises audiences with a visual spectacle of over three hours.
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“Flow”: A Magical Journey Through the Eyes of a Cat
It seems like all the awards for animation are being conquered by a little black cat this season. Here are all the reasons why Flow deserves your attention too.
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“A Real Pain”: A Tour Through Family Drama
Jesse Eisenberg wrote and directed this film about two Jewish-American cousins who make a trip to Poland to learn about their heritage.
“Anora”: The Academy Praising Soft-Porn Again
The drama directed by Sean Baker is a perfect display of the entertainment industry’s fixation with explicit content.
