Category: <span>Reviews</span>

Rick and Morty Season 4 Review: Less Laughs But A Helluva Lot More Heart

If there’s one thing I’ve come to expect from Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland’s Rick and Morty is that nothing is…

This review of All the Bright Places contains minor spoilers. “There’s beauty in the most unexpected of places. And that…

2017’s The Big Sick came as an unexpected gem for the year from director Michael Showalter. A romantic comedy about Silicon…

This review of Spenser Confidential contains minor spoilers. Anyone craving for some burgers? It’s been a while since I had…

When you think the rise and fall of criminal enterprises you think capricious druglords, violent mobsters and arrogant, cocksure Wall…

This review of Miss Americana contains spoilers. I’d never really thought about it, but it wasn’t until I was entering…

The portrayal of Tamil girls in mainstream cinema has always been criminal, and the Tamil film industry has always proudly…

This review of The Half of It contains minor spoilers. Teenhood is one of the most complicated phases one can…

Objectivity is dead, for better or for worse. Gone are the days in which documentaries still laboured under the notion,…

10 minutes into Netflix’s Extraction, I came to a realisation that this is a film about a sexy white man,…

Ever sent your old folks on a journey to the death while you sit on the spiked throne in your…

Watching The Plot Against America is an utterly harrowing experience. It is not for the faint of heart, no matter…

There’s a certain finesse when it comes to crime thrillers. Films within the genre must exist within a certain tension…

This review of Daulat contains minor spoilers… Daulat: 1 happy; happiness (relating to the kings in authority) 2 true; yes…

The Movement Control Order is in full effect. You’re sitting at home, bored out of your mind. You are tired…

Kingdom season 2 is a step up from the already impressive first.