The beauty of Anime is that you can present a world effortlessly more exagerated than the ones we usually see in live action. Any sense
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Elio (2025) – Review
In a time where live action remakes of animated classics are dominating the cinemas and even the mighty Pixar has to concede that sequels are
FUBAR – Season 2, Episode 4: Astro-Not (2025) – Review
And we’re back up again.The fluctuating quality of FUBAR continues to wriggle and squirm like an electrified snake as we reach the halfway point of
28 Years Later (2025) – Review
While it throws off the symmetry a little, 23 years earlier, director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland gave us 28 Days Later, a movie
Hell Of The Living Dead (1980) – Review
The average 80s Italian zombie movie usually arrived on other shores armed with the odd alternate title, but even by these standards, Hell Of The
FUBAR – Season 2, Episode 3: Tango And Smash (2025) – Review
For a second there, I was actually having pangs of hope after watching the second episode of Netflix’s second season of its Arnie-centric, action comedy,
Stranger Things – Season 1, Chapter 8: The Upside Down (2016) – Review
Regardless of how good your show has been, there’s always a sense that everyone still hangs almost entirely on the finale. You may have delivered
Pontypool (2008) – Review
Sometimes a movie comes along that defies conventional explanation. Whether it’s the ideas that lay in the central concept, or the way the film is
The Walking Dead: Dead City – Season 2, Episode 7: Novi Dan, Novi Poçetak (2025) – Review
Well, now I don’t know what to think. After an episode of frenzied plot twists, the next installment of Dead City suddenly decided to lapse
The Girl With All The Gifts (2016) – Review
Remember that time when you couldn’t move for zombie related projects? I know that I haven’t exactly narrowed it down much, what with the steady
Stranger Things – Season 1, Chapter 7: The Bathtub (2016) – Review
Oh yeah, now it’s all coming together.There’s nothing like watching a TV show that sets up its characters to figure out parts of a problem
Nightmare City (1980) – Review
Nowadays, zombies (or should I say, zombies archetypes) come in all shapes and sizes. Fast ones, slow ones, smart ones, ones that can be romantic
FUBAR – Season 2, Episode 2: Highly Re-Greta-Ble (2025) – Review
If the first episode of The second season of FUBAR was anything to go by, I was in for a grueling, long season of reviewing
Hostel Part II (2007) – Review
It’s always kind of facinating to watch a filmmaker mature as their experiences helps them get a better grasp of their craft, and believe it
From The World Of John Wick: Ballerina (2025) – Review
John Wick may or may not be dead (it’s complicated), but just because we got a shot of his tombstone at the climax of his
Clown In A Cornfield (2025) – Review
Even though no one seems to be making as big a deal of it as they might have back in the 80s or the 90s,
Stranger Things – Season 1, Chapter 6: The Monster (2016) – Review
Doubters may suggest that Stranger Things is something of two-trick pony (80s worship, gradually expanding mystery), but even if that was true, you have to
FUBAR – Season 2, Episode 1: Fullest House (2025) – Review
Sometimes, I have no idea what the business model of Netflix is supposed to work. I get that most streaming services operate purely on a
Freaky Tales (2024) – Review
Anthology movies are always a messy affair almost by definition – I mean, how else would you describe a genre that requires that we patiently
Stranger Things – Season 1, Chapter 5: The Acrobat And The Flea (2016) – Review
Now that we’ve blown our way through the halfway mark of Stranger Things’ first season, it’s time for the dot joining to truly begin in
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