By Alex Skrapits – Pokémon…Pokémon…Pokémon. What do you have to say about it? Pokémon has been considered a worldwide…

By Marko Bogosavljevic – People are typically born with the ability to hear. We use it daily when we communicate, interact with…

By Max Riley – “What’s your favorite movie?” Ask that to a lot of people, and they’ll probably tell you very quickly that it’s…

By Ian Walter – Dumbo is a fresh live-action take on a Disney animated classic from 1941. Like most of the early films from Walt…

By Paul-John Ramos – For those who were of age in late 1970s Britain, The Sweeney needs no reminders, let alone an acquaintance…

By A.J. Louis – I wish there was one word to describe Muschietti’s adaptation of Stephen King’s classic horror novel IT, but that…

By Alex Skrapits – Good evening everyone, young and old. Here’s a review of tale that has been retold. Relax and feel unloose…

By Stephen Wayne Kerns – Currently touring the film festival circuit is Department 666, a horror short film written and produced…

By Alise Arata – Drugs. Money. Red bottom heels and chinchilla fur coats. None of these seem out of place when you think of…

By Kamana Krishnan – In the film The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind lie elements and a story captivating enough for actor…

By Tahmir Payne – One of the most important years in the history of Japanese animation is 1988. Japanese animation boomed in…

By Alex Skrapits – There was once a time when you come across something is that sounds impossible to comprehend, but…

By Nick Pembroke – Calibre pleasantly surprised me as a true British thriller. The beginning of the film, like most, was devoted to…

By Alex – Howl’s Moving Castle tells the story of Sophie, the daughter of a deceased hatter that runs the hat shop her father left…

By Molly Kimber – What do you know about witches? Suzy is asked the same question. A new student at a prestigious ballet…

By Chantala Murphy – The Japanese animated film Mirai of the Future flourishes under the light of Asian familial values…

By Orion Jakobovic – Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth is a captivating journey through a dark fantasy world commingling…

By Katya Vicich – The movie musical Rocketman (2019), directed by Dexter Fletcher, tells the incredible story of the British rock…

By Alex Skrapits – Da-da-da-dum, *snaps twice*, Da-da-da-dum *snaps twice* *Da-da-da-dum, Da-da-da-dum *snaps twice*…

By Amita Basu – Joker (2019) squanders its potential for powerful commentary, settling instead for a fatalist vindication of…

By Ian Walter – Director Todd Phillips’ character study on Gotham City’s most infamous villain provides a deep social commentary…

By Siddhant Raizada – Joker is a drama movie in the vein of movies like Taxi Driver and The King of Comedy, it is a horror movie…

By Samuel Maguire – Ad Astra is a film of high pretensions, lofty ambition and some imagination, making it at the very least…

By Bill – HEY! Are you ready to put something on in the background that you don’t have to pay attention to because there’s…

By Ram Venkat Srikar – ‘Vruddhulaku dhesam ledhu’ is one of the 28 novels written by Pencil Parthasarathy, a world-famous…

By M Kanishka Narang – Vikas Bahl’s Super 30 is based on the life of brilliant mathematician Anand Kumar who helps thirty…

By Gary Chambers – Clownado recently ripped into my mailbox and was quite a pleasant surprise. It’s a deliberately off the rails…

By Alex Skrapits – This will be more than a review on the movie; it will be a tribute to a very, special person that recently passed…

By Alex Skrapits – Have you ever shop at a store near the end of summer and start to notice Halloween food or decorations on…

By Jeff Morris – Going into this film, I assumed that this documentary would be much like most others out there.  I assumed that…

By Eliyashaib James – Directed by Gus Van Sant. Starring Matt Damon, Robin Williams, Millie Driver, Stellan Skarsgard, and Ben…