17th December 2020
Movie Review: Martin Eden
When the inevitable class war erupts, I’m not sure which side I’ll fall on. On the one hand, I’m from…
Category: Film
16th December 2020
Movie Review: Death of Me
We’re really scraping the bottom of the barrel now. Those few remaining releases from this wretched year still linger on…
16th December 2020
Movie Review: Seberg
The life of Jean Seberg is a truly interesting one. Her need to do right in the world was, unfortunately,…
15th December 2020
Movie Review: Shirley
Wading her way through the thick fog of horror, Elisabeth Moss is now attempting to grasp at a potential throne…
15th December 2020
Movie Review: The Owners
For the remaining fans of Game of Thrones out there, The Owners may interest you. A stark reminder that success in one medium does…
14th December 2020
Movie Review: Ammonite
You know what’s duller than looking for fossils on a cold beach two centuries ago? Nothing. There is no conceivable…
14th December 2020
Movie Review: Trump vs. The Illuminati
Sometimes when scraping the bottom of the barrel for content, we scrape right through the foundation and into the soggy…
13th December 2020
Movie Review: The Santa Clause
Nothing strikes Christmas cheer into the hearts and souls of capitalist consumers than the death of Santa Claus. So long as…
13th December 2020
Movie Review: Sh*thouse
House parties were the glory days of youth. A fountain of knowledge spouting babbled insights in-between dry heaves and cigarettes,…
12th December 2020
Movie Review: Dumbo
Disney have somehow managed to peddle circus animals and ringmaster caricatures frequently this past year or two. The One and Only…