Candyman Review: The Candyman (Sort Of) Can
Candyman finally becomes the centre of his own story in Nia DaCosta's take on the urban legend with a descent into madness from Yahya Abdul-Mateen II worthy of Rosemary's Baby.
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New Order Review: An Angry and Uncomfortable Look at Mexican Class Warfare
New Order is a horrifying and exceptionally angry film.
Lovecraft Country Series Premiere: “Sundown” Review
HBO's new series chills by connecting the power of storytelling with the daily horror of racism in the USA.
Hot Docs 2020: Stateless
Michèle Stephenson's 'Stateless' is a cautionary reminder of how easily one can become a stranger in your own home.
Game of Thrones: Missandei’s Death and the Crossroads of Storytelling
Even as Game of Thrones is drawing to a close, last week's episode proves it still has a long way to go.
No-Budget Nightmares #83 – My Lovely Burnt Brother and His Squashed Brain
It's episode 83 of No-Budget Nightmares and this time we're heading to Italy, renowned for its black gloved killers, expensive wines, and My Lovely Burnt Brother and His Squashed Brain!
Thought Bubble: Zootopia’s Lesson of Acceptance
Zootopia feels like Disney's admirable attempt to right its racist past. Things are no longer black and white in this nuanced allegory about prejudice disguised by good intentions.
Thought Bubble: Battlefield Ferguson
On the troubling visual similarities between real violence and its simulated counterpart.
Thought Bubble: Who Watches the Watch Dogs?
Aiden Pearce and the terror of a righteous protagonist in a game without a hero.
