Review by Adam Courtliff Musical biopics have arguably become one of the most overused and unimaginative genres of the last decade. Every single one of them, aside from the brilliant Better Man, seems to follow the same formulaic outline almost to the...

Greetings again from the darkness. As evidenced by the abundance of ‘shoot-em-ups’ released each and every year, it’s clearly not that challenging for screenwriters to find a reason to have characters firing bullets at each other. Director Ben Wheatley...

Review by Adam Courtliff Lee Cronin’s The Mummy has been met with much anticipation by horror lovers and cinephiles alike, which is completely understandable. After all, Cronin masterminded Evil Dead Rise as his sophomore project, a film that was a...

Greetings again from the darkness. For a soldier of war, making it back home is the goal; yet it’s also only a first step. What comes home with the veteran is never simple. Many films have characterized PTSD on screen, but the debut feature from...

Review by Adam Courtliff With the Fifa World Cup just around the corner and taking place in North America for the first time since 1994, it’s perhaps surprising that Amazon MGM is the first and only studio to try and shoehorn football into a film to make it...