Reviews.
‘Spider-Man Brand New Day’ (2026) Review
‘Spider-Man Brand New Day’ (2026) Review: Arachnid Adulthood Since 2007, I’ve been waiting on Spider-Man 4. Since then, I’ve seen a third Spider-Man 1, a third Spider-Man 2, and a second Spider-Man 3. Safe to say, there’s been a lot of Spider-Man to keep me occupied, but largely retelling the
‘The Odyssey’ (2026) Review
‘The Odyssey’ (2026) Review: What’s A King To A God? Right off the bat, I want to confess: I desperately wanted this movie to fail. I wanted the great Christopher Nolan to meet his match and buckle under the weight of his own ambition. Not because I wanted to see
‘Stew Peas’ (2026) Review
‘Stew Peas’ (2026) Review: Deliciously Thrilling. Every family has its secrets. Pretending like they don’t has heartwarmingly held households together since the beginning of time. Parents hide from their children, and vice versa, and spouses say nothing in their vows about speaking the truth. In Stew Peas, one family has
‘Obsession’ (2026) Review
‘Obsession’ (2026) Review: A Twisted Toxic Love Story (Not A Romance) I consider myself a hopeless romantic. I’m a serial monogamist, but I also identify heavily with the lyrics of Hozier when he sings, “I fall in love just a little more little bit everyday with someone new”. The all-consuming
‘Michael’ (2026) Review
‘Michael’ (2026) Review: Setting The Record Straight? Out of nowhere, the world seemed to come to a stop. Check your phone. Breaking news. The King of Pop was no longer among us. It was far from the only time I remember Jackson being in the news, but swiftly the narrative
‘Sinners’ (2025) Review
‘Sinners’ (2025) Review: One of the Decades Best? Ryan Coogler has adapted a gut-wrenching real-life story in Fruitvale Station, revitalised a cinema icon with Creed, and brought extraordinary levels of consciousness to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Black Panther. With Sinners he tells a story that’s his very own, and
‘Captain America: Brave New World’ (2025) Review
‘Captain America Brave New World’ (2025) Review: Mackie Soars in Middling Movie You may notice Captain America is a little bit different. In more ways than one the star-spangled man with a plan has undergone a metamorphosis since his last cinematic appearance facing off against a purple alien armed with
‘One Of Them Days’ (2025) Review
‘One Of Them Days’ (2025) Review: SZA & Palmer Shine in Delightful Buddy Comedy Comedy is a world within itself in a language we all understand. Its subgenres are meant to live on forever. Romantic comedies will always give people a fantasy to pine for, and we all love a
‘Den of Thieves 2: Pantera’ (2025) Review
‘Den of Thieves 2: Pantera’ (2025) Review: The Best Fast & Furious Movie In Years In my review for the original Den of Thieves, I described its take on the heist genre as “remarkably stupid”. It seems my sentiment towards the Gerard Butler led ensemble may have been apt, but
‘Nosferatu’ (2024) Review
‘Nosferatu’ (2024) Review: A No Nonsense Nightmare Anthony Hopkins portrayed the influential master of suspense Alfred Hitchcock in the movie, Hitchcock. In it, Hitchcock contemplates the potential in the horror genre, positing the question “What if someone really good made a horror picture?”. Since his day, several innovative and brilliant