18th February 2021
Movie Review: LX 2048
While some apocalyptic films will play with the fears of isolation and homebound heroes in happenstance collusion of real-world events,…
17th February 2021
Single Review: IN Peril – Bad Dreams and Battering Rams
Conventional narratives and strokes of predictability, IN Peril’s latest track, Bad Dreams and Battering Rams is your usual display of steady, unchanging guitar…
17th February 2021
Movie Review: My Spy
Clearly a film made for veterans of action star Dave Bautista’s career, My Spy shows us the capable range he has. If…
17th February 2021
Movie Review: Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
With awards season rapidly catching us up, looming over critics and audiences alike similar to a spectre at a rather…
16th February 2021
Movie Review: The Windermere Children
Audiences will find that there is no shortage of period pieces that tackle the patriotism and pain tightly associated with…
15th February 2021
Single Review: Cats That Bark – O’Rileys
Music must have meaning. When words and lyrical leaps are made for the sake of it, there is a lack…
15th February 2021
Movie Review: She Dies Tomorrow
While never quite subscribing to the arthouse action blend, even I would be a fool to admit there are no…
14th February 2021
Movie Review: Us
What does Us try to say to its audience? As clear as the themes are within this and Jordan Peele’s previous efforts…
13th February 2021
Movie Review: Palm Springs
I couldn’t think of any film that has replicated the premise of Groundhog Day well. The Bill Murray and Harold…
12th February 2021
Movie Review: Siberia
To fear death in private is an inevitability for some, but to project those unspoken secrets and horrors onto the…