Across the pond, constant Sandler collaborator Kevin James has swapped jokes for swastikas as he plays a Neo Nazi in brutal thriller Becky. While there’s still no UK release date, we thought we’d take a look at other occasions where actors who would normally feel safe in one genre dipped their toes into the murky […]
In our new Podcast Series named Review Avenue Streetlight, we discuss and dissect a different film each episode. We go through the film in depth, discussing the plot and pivotal scenes so fair warning for SPOILERS! In this episode, we’re talking and stalking all things It Follows, David Robert Mitchell’s 2014 indie horror. We discuss the […]
With a searing debut that respects the pictures which made it possible all the while showcasing a signature approach, Luz signals a potent and alluring new vessel for modern horror in the form of Tilman Singer.
Bliss serves up visceral unrestrained film-making that surely won't be for everyone, but those who willingly board the Begos Train will be in for one a hell of a trip.
The Prodigy provides a new babyface of fear in Miles, but his actions aren't that of a genius - it plays as more of an affectionate plagiariser that uses fancy coloured pens in an attempt to mask and copy the work of its countless influences.
