Rather than just going for another horror comedy, Jordan Peele throws in science fiction and westerns into this mix.
FILM REVIEW: "Top Gun: Maverick" is a rock ‘n’ roll masterpiece
Top Gun: Maverick is every bit as good as you’ve heard – heck, it’s better.
FILM REVIEW: Michael Bay’s Absurdity Is On Full Display in ‘Ambulance’
Michael Bay, the maestro of machismo flavoured sunlit spectacle, finds a comfortable avenue to let his freak flag fly in his latest roller-coaster action thriller
Film Review: "The Batman" is the satisfying noir fans have been waiting for
if I were to describe Reeves’ The Batman, I would describe it as the most faithful Batman film ever created.
FILM REVIEW: Denis Villeneuve's "Dune" is top-tier science fiction
A large part of the film’s brilliance is down to Villeneuve’s directorial choices
Film Review: In "No Time to Die", Daniel Craig’s grand finale ends with a bang, but somehow the whimper is louder
No Time to Die marks Daniel Craig’s final go at James Bond, the debonair British MI6 agent with a licence to kill.
FILM REVIEW: "Ali & Ava", and the aesthetic limits of realism
Ali & Ava, a romantic drama set in the British city of Bradford, is screening as part of the 2021 British Film Festival
Film Review: ‘The Many Saints of Newark’ has the makings of an entertaining film
David Chase returns to the world of the Sopranos with his prequel period piece The Many Saints of Newark after slamming the door in the audience’s face 14 years ago with a cut-to-black ending that either signalled an assassination or a trollish middle finger.
Film Review: The scares and social commentary in ‘Candyman’ are far too blunt to resonate
Despite its admirable efforts, Candyman feels like a heap of wasted potential.
Yes, it's true - Zack Snyder’s Justice League is pretty good
ZSJL, while retaining the basic plot of its theatrically released sister movie, is the violent opposite in its feeling; it’s decadent, consciously mythic and bursting with gorgeous tableaus and a sense of grandiosity.
Film Review: "Wonder Woman 1984" is an appalling misfire
There was no reason to think a sequel couldn’t improve on things, especially with director Patty Jenkins’ back at the helm. Unfortunately, Wonder Woman 1984 is a huge downgrade in every way.
The Exciting Potential of HBO’s Upcoming “Batman” Spinoff Show
Why we are excited about the upcoming Batman series.
TV REVIEW: Netflix docu-series "The Last Dance" will have you jumping like Jordan
I’m not much of a sports guy, but Netflix’s Michael Jordan docu-series is riveting.
The Surreal Silliness of the WWE in our Horrible New Reality
While the coronavirus has cancelled most things, it has not yet managed to cancel the WWE. These guys truly embody the expression “the show must go on”. But without a crowd, the WWE is…something to see.
FILM REVIEW: "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" is a magnificent monument to cynicism
It’s heartbreaking to admit it, but…The Rise of Skywalker is insincere.
Film Review: “El Camino” is a functional, elegant coda for the outlaw Jesse Pinkman
“What happened to Jesse Pinkman?” Creator Vince Gilligan has re-teamed with Aaron Paul and the rest of the craftspeople who made Breaking Bad the premium entertainment it was to give us an answer in El Camino.
Four iconic Jesse Pinkman episodes to get you pumped for "Breaking Bad" movie "El Camino"
With Jesse Pinkman as the sole focus this time, we thought it would be a good idea to lay out four of the greatest Breaking Bad episodes centered on our favourite bitch.
Film Review: In “Joker”, the clown is feelin’ down
It was hard to tell whether the story was empty, or whether it just made me feel empty.