Karate Kid: Legends Another Review

What would you prefer to do? Wax on, wax off? Or pick up the jacket, put on the jacket? The latter is less preferred according to most people’s conjecture, and in ‘Karate Kid Legends’, this is the aura that...

Salem’s Lot Review

It is with pleasure to stipulate that 2024 has entertained us with some heavenly horrific films. The horror genre has been more eclectic than ever, from: body horror with The Substance; sci fi horror with Alien: Romulus and now…vampire...

The Substance Review – Let’s Praise Demi Moore in this Body Horror

It must be noted that paying homage to other films is very acceptable and appropriate. There are so many films out there to borrow from as homage is simply paying your respects to that particular film. Coralie Fargeat’s second...

Review: Unsung Hero – An Oscar Worthy Soundtrack

Film is a powerful medium indeed! Before watching this mesmerising film, the majority of people outside the Christian community may not have heard of Rebbeca St James or the Christian pop band For King + Country. When one gives...

Review: A Family Affair Starring Joe Wilkinson, Laura Aikman & Jane Asher

From the realm of British cinema comes an Extremely wicked, shocking and painful mess. ‘A Family Affair follows’ Joe Wilkinson’s Edward as in the midst of losing his beloved hotel, all while having his strikingly sluggish extended family in...

Movie Review: Bermondsey Tales: Fall of the Roman Empire

The British gangster genre is back with a vengeance. Michael Head, practically a newcomer has written and directed his first feature that has the combination of Scorsese and Richie direction. We clearly see his influences, hence, to say Bermondsey...

Review: Back to Black – an excellent biopic of the late great jazz singer

There is no doubt that Amy Winehouse was a pure bubble with energy and when you combine that energy with extreme talent, what do you get? A pop icon! Amy Winehouse was truly a popular icon with flaws of...

Review: Skelly – The story of a young boy dealing with grief

Skelly: A board game played in urban areas, most notably in New York played on the sidewalk. Kids often design the board where it must be square shaped, have the numbers one to thirteen chalked inside it and then...