‘Fatherhood’ Review: A Sweet, Albeit Formulaic, Father-Daughter Dramedy
Fatherhood is a sweet, heartfelt, and predictable movie with some PG-rated Kevin Hart humour.
The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard Review: Redundant Sequel Crashes and Burns
Samuel L. Jackson throws down F-bombs and Salma Hayek screams a lot in this terrible sequel.
Luca Review: A Sun-Kissed Coming-of-Age Story
Pixar’s latest animated feature Luca is a visually dazzling coming-of-age story that celebrates childhood friendships.
Reliable Uberlight Task Light Review: A Must for Vinyl Record Fans
A look at the Reliable Uberlight and how it can best be used to brighten up your home theatre/music playback system.
The Amusement Park Review: A Lost Classic Brought Back From the Dead
Between the genre-redefining Night of the Living Dead in 1968 and the peak-career Dawn of the Dead a decade later, the late George A. Romero directed There’s Always Vanilla (1971), his only attempt at a romantic comedy, followed in quick succession by Season of the Witch and The Crazies in 1973, horror entries that received […]
New Order Review: An Angry and Uncomfortable Look at Mexican Class Warfare
New Order is a horrifying and exceptionally angry film.
Unboxing: Paul Simon’s STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS Mobile Fidelity MFSL One-Step Vinyl Box Set
A look at Paul Simon's early solo career releases, along with two MoFi One-Step box sets to celebrate this musical icon.
Unboxing: ZAPPA – Soundtrack to Alex Winter’s Documentary on Limited Edition Smoke-Coloured Vinyl
A look inside the soundtrack to one of the great docs of the year - Alex Winter's ZAPPA, a sympathetic yet engaging look at the mercurial Frank Zappa.
Spirit Untamed Review: Puts Cowgirls in the Saddle
Spirit Untamed is an upbeat adventure that harnesses the power of positive representation.
Caveat Review: Unsettling Irish Horror Debut has Promise
As the old adage goes, if an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is. That's where the new Shudder Original Caveat comes in.
Spiral: From The Book Of Saw Review – A Few Missing Chapters
Seventeen years after we were first introduced to Jigsaw in Saw, Chris Rock brings the franchise back into the spotlight as a police crime thriller that disappointingly fails to live up to its full potential.
Inside Out 2021: Beyto Review
Beyto is the story of a young Turkish-Swiss swimmer coming out in defiance of his conservative parents.
Open Your Eyes Review: You’ve Seen This Before
A film that takes far too long to get going and by the time a hint of originality shows up, it's far too late.
Unboxing and Unpacking Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue LP
A look at one of the greatest albums of all time – Miles Davis' Kind of Blue, available in a myriad of different iterations for your listening pleasure, in celebration of Miles' birthday.
Disney’s Cruella Review: Chaotic, Fashionable Fun
Director Craig Gillespie and his team have delivered a suitably wicked and well-acted backstory for one of Disney’s greatest villains.
