Alone [2020]
At times so intense you will want to jump into the screen and do something, Alone is an extremely tight minimalist survival thriller.
20s Movies
Antlers [2021]
Brooding and at times heavy-handed, Antlers is a solid horror movie with one hell of a monster, great cinematography, and a predictable story.
Don’t Look Up [2021]
Despite its awesome cast and general idea, Don’t Look Up is only a mildly entertaining and satirical take on just how fucked our society is.
Ghostbusters: Afterlife [2021]
Mildly entertaining, Ghostbusters: Afterlife tries to lure the younger generations with eighties-style action and cool visuals.
The Advent Calendar AKA Le Calendrier [2021]
Christmas horror movies are a thing and The Advent Calendar is the latest entry in this genre. It’s quite refreshing
Kate [2021]
Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Asian setting and vibes and sleek visuals make Kate, otherwise generic but pacey action movie worth checking out.
Dune [2021]
After several years of waiting, I finally saw Dune 2021 last night and it fucking blew me away! It was
The Last Duel [2021]
Immersive and thought-provoking, The Last Duel shows us a slice of medieval life examined through the lens of one horrible event.
Spencer [2021]
Spencer is not the glamourous biopic I was expecting but a simmering and subdued drama mirroring Diana’s state of mind and emotions.
Last Night in Soho [2021]
Too uneven, stylish, and disjointed, Last Night in Soho is a technical masterpiece and a definition of style-over-substance.
Finch [2021]
I think I’ve started this review of the latest Tom Hanks science fiction movie Finch at least a dozen times.
The Night House [2020]
Despite the familiar story, psychological horror The Night House feels oddly authentic amplified by Rebecca Hall’s stellar performance.