Two Distant Strangers Review – Great date night but deadly walk home

Two Distant Strangers is a Netflix Time Loop Story about just making it home safely Two Distant Strangers is an Oscar winning Netflix short written…

Moxie Review: Riot Girrrls Rejoice in Amy Poehler’s Uplifting Coming of Age Story

A new generation of feminist activists are born in Moxie. A powerful, prescient and joyous teen movie from the SNL/Parks and Rec alum Moxie is…

Netflix shoots for film domination in 2021 with an amazing movie line up

Netflix faced tough competition in 2020 from the established studios finally deciding to take streaming seriously. Warner seems intent on making a serious statement with…

Don’t Look Up Review: Superb ‘End of World’ Satire

The World is about to end but no one’s paying attention in Adam McKay’s biting satirical black comedy ‘Don’t Look Up’ ‘Don’t Look Up‘ opens…

Bruised Review – Halle channels Rocky in this riveting redemption drama

‘Bruised’ packs a punch and has plenty of heart, but a lack of focus leaves this fight film drowning in social drama Halle Berry has…

Army of Thieves Review: A safecracking, Zombie free European adventure

Army of Thieves puts together a reasonable package but never quite hits the heights of other movies in the genre. Zombie movies are fun, Heist…

Kate is dying for revenge against the Yakuza

Kate is an Ultra-violent, blood-soaked rampage across neon lit Tokyo Kate is directed by Cedric Nicholas-Troyan and stars Mary Elizabeth-Winstead as a no-frills no-nonsense kind…