There are those bizarre miminalist sci-fi movies that explore the unknown and makes the viewer fear it. Enter Monolith. We are following the story of disgraced journalist struggling to reinvent herself and decides to create a podcast called Beyond Believable. She is given a tip to call a woman regarding a brick and from there […]
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Well, well, well… Here we are with another review that is particularly difficult without spoiling anything – and trust me, you want to go into this as blind as possible. Bare with me as I unpack some things during the process. The film opens with married couple Maria and Jesús at a furniture store where
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Art is an amazing medium. Through art, we are able to express ourselves in ways that are almost unintelligible otherwise. Simultaneously we are allowed to go on a journey through our own minds and into the great beyond to learn something and bring a piece of it back with us to show the world. But
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I heard much buzz about Saltburn, so I decided I had to see it for myself. One misnomer I’ll mention right away is this movie was labeled as a comedy. Unless I was missing something or maybe the fact this in a British setting, I was not understanding the humor, but it’s not what I
The film known as Rent A Pal starts with an undeniable menacing tone and keep ramping it up until everything explodes. The plot is set in 1990 and is about a lonely bachelor named David who has resorted to video dating services to no avail. He gets no respect and kicked like a wounded dog,
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We seen this scenario in horror movies before. An outcast getting relentlessly bullied and tormented. Showing the true horrifying fact that people can be cruel. They enjoy being cruel just because that is their nature. This is exact scenario in the Spanish horror Piggy. The plot is about a teenaged girl named Sara who is
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When it comes to adapting Clive Barker’s works to film, there are those directors who get it right or those who completely miss the mark. The Midnight Meat Train falls in the middle of both. It expands on the original story and presents in the way you expect but then it kind of just falls
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