Reviews.
The Saw Franchise Tortures The Audience in ‘Jigsaw’ – (2017) Review
The Saw Franchise Tortures The Audience in ‘Jigsaw’ (2017) Review Years ago it was a Halloween tradition for a Saw movie in the cinema. Back in 2004, the series tried to change the slasher game. It put you in the minds of the victims and gave you a moral quandary
‘Happy Death Day’ (2017) Review
Happy Death Day (2017) Review: A Halloween Treat In 1993, there was a movie released called ‘Groundhog Day’. It starred Bill Murray, and was directed by Harold Ramis. It was about a weatherman who gets stuck repeating the same day over and over, waking up to the same song as
‘Tyler Perry’s Boo! 2: A Madea Halloween’ (2017) Review
Tyler Perry’s Boo! 2: A Madea Halloween Is Not A Movie (2017 I’m distraught. I’m worried. I’m scared too. It’s been a year since Tyler Perry hit a new low with his return to the Madea-verse, ‘Boo!’. A movie that defies explanation for its irreverent disregard for narrative structure, character
‘The Foreigner’ (2017) Review
The Foreigner (2017) Review: Brutally Well Balanced Before terror strikes the cinema, there’s nothing I’d like to see more than a hard-hitting revenge story, mixed with a tense political drama. Good thing this week saw the release of ‘The Foreigner’. A hard-hitting revenge story mixed with a tense political drama,
‘Kingsman: The Golden Circle’ (2017) Review
Kingsman: The Golden Circle) Review: Does Everything A Sequel Shouldn’t It’s hard to fully explain what’s wrong with ‘Kingsman The Golden Circle’. I’m tempted to not write a review at all. My first instinct is to posit ways I think it could’ve been done better. Maybe I will. For now
‘Blade Runner 2049’ (2017) Review
Blade Runner 2049 (2017) Review: Nobody Does It Better It’s been 35 years after ‘Blade Runner’ was gifted to the world. The 1982 Sci-fi noir thriller with philosophical undertones changed the face of cinema and is one of the more intelligent blockbusters there is. Since its release, many have tried
‘Battle Of The Sexes’ (2017) Review
Battle Of The Sexes (2017) Review: 1973 or 2017? The beauty of cinema is that it can transport you to a time and a place you didn’t think you could experience yourself. A bygone era that is so different from the times you live in, it feels as though it
‘American Assassin’ (2017) Review
American Assassin (2017) Review: As Dull As It Gets ‘American Assassin’ is a mess. Not a great way to start a review. You can probably tell where this is going. It’s the story of ‘Mitch Rapp’, played by ‘The Maze Runner’ himself, Dylan O’Brien. A tragic, superhero-esque origin story sees
‘It’ (2017) Review
It (2017) Review: Float On After what seemed like the dryest movie period in years, finally, there is something exciting happening at the cinemas. It may be a remake of a miniseries adapted from a novel, but still, it’s something. Stephen King’s ‘It’ tells the story of Derry, a town
‘Unlocked’ (2017) Review
Unlocked (2017) Review: Unseen, Unremembered. There are movies that stick with you, lingering on for days, weeks, months, even years after you leave the cinema. Movies that will go so far as to influence the way people think or act. Movies that become a part of a culture. Then there