“‘Gaia’ Is The Trippy Pandemic Eco-Horror Of 2021 That Won’t Leave You Lost In The Earth”

Call me a pilgrim to Gomorrah if you will, for though I did not compose this title, I do embrace and endorse it. Continue reading →

“‘Rebecca’ Quickly Subsides into the Dullest Parts of Its Source Material”

You come for the king, you best not make a half-assed Netflix movie. Continue reading →

Review: High-Rise, 2016, dir. Ben Wheatley

I had a hard time with Ben Wheatley’s High-Rise if only because it is not at all what I expected it to be. That isn’t to say I didn’t like it – I did! – but I had to watch it twice to put my finger on the things I liked and disliked about it, though … Continue reading →

Review: Kill List, 2012, dir. Ben Wheatley

Kill List‘s very nature makes it an incredibly difficult film to review properly. In point of fact, it’s the sort of film in which any foreknowledge of its events beyond the barest of essentials nickel and dimes you, robbing you piece by piece of its overall impact. Trailers and posters only hint at its secrets, … Continue reading →