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Two Paragraph Review: Brawl in Cell Block 99 (2017)
Copyright: RLJE Films I went in with big expectations when I started watching Brawl in Cell Block 99. S. Craig Zahler, its author, and I rea...
Indie Showcase: Hongo (2017)
For any independent movie, there is always the dilemma of how should a particular film present itself. Should it be flashy and shocking from...
Two Paragraph Review - Wind River (2017)
Once more, the movie world puts a sniper rifle in the hands of Jeremy Renner, but this time, it exchanges the sun-scorched wastelands of Ira...
Crowdfunding Push: Betta Fish
The playing field of indie filmmaking is very wide, but as I stated several times before, for me personally, the genre of thriller is the do...
Two Paragraph Review: Anthropoid (2016) - That Czech-English though
Copyright: Bleecker Street Aside from touching upon the horrors of the Nazi occupation pretty much anywhere, Anthropoid delves deep into the...
Film Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)
Copyright: Paramount Pictures I can only describe a film like 10 Cloverfield Lane as a classy thriller horror. I say classy because it does ...
Film Review: The Nice Guys (2016)
Copyright: Warner Bros. Pictures This film tries to follow in the footsteps of those comedy films which try to extract the hardboiled detect...
Film Review: Money Monster (2016)
Copyright: TriStar Pictures We all got hurt in one way or another by the recession of 2008/09. While reasons for the crash are beyond most o...
Gaby's Revenge Full Season Review (2016)
The thing which impressed me the most about the web series Gaby's Revenge is the ease with which it develops emotional connections. Like...
Coming Soon: Incarnation
An independent film from Serbia, incarnation looks like an interesting psychological thriller, mixed with some lo-fi science fiction. The ...
Film Review: The Gift (2015)
Copyright: STX Entertainment Concepts of a thriller movie and a mystery movie are often strongly connected, especially when it comes to impr...
Film Review: Remember (2015)
Copyright: A24 The best way to describe Remember is to call it nauseating in a really mellow way. Atom Egoyan, its director, works really we...
Web Series Review: Gaby’s Revenge (2016)
There aren’t many cinematographic forms better suited for small, independent productions than the neo-noir thriller genre. In the past coupl...
Film Review: Bridge of Spies (2015)
Copyright: 20th Century Fox 30 years ago, when Steven Spielberg and the Coen Brothers were younger and a lot hungrier for recognition, I cou...
Film Review: Spectre (2015)
Copyright: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Everyone seems to be impressed by the fact that Dark Star is David Bowie’s eulogy, but Spectre offered people...
Film Review: Dark Places (2015)
Copyright: A24 From its onset, the Dark Places movie emits that particular vibe that tells that this film will not be a huge success with th...
Film Review: Knock Knock (2015)
Copyright: Lionsgate Premiere It’s not good to be bad, and being bad might end with you being killed, is what Knock Knock movie is trying to...
Film Review: The Visit (2015)
Copyright: Universal Pictures M. Night Shyamalan is a polarizing figure, which some adore and many others shun. 15 years ago, he burst onto ...
Film Review: Pay the Ghost (2015)
Copyright: RLJ Entertainment Since Nicolas Cage became a one-man-meme generator a couple of years back, a notion has grown in the public con...
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