Aside from breaking world records for profanity, ‘South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut’ also boasts a surprisingly remarkable musical backbone. Owen goes deep into each song in this month’s edition of DEEP/DIVE.
It’s teen romance time again! This time, a bad-boy falls in love with a bookish girl.. and some angst happens. However, is sticking to a tried and true genre really a bad thing? Izzy reviews.
With so many amazing Spider-Man adaptations slinging onto our screens recently, it is feeling like we are in our very own Spider-verse. Is the latest iteration of our friendly neighbourhood hero a worthy addition, or is fatigue beginning to set in?
It’s not that Matthew Lind has a phobia of creepy dolls. It’s that he has a phobia of movies ABOUT creepy dolls. What’s that? Someone needs to review Annabelle Comes Home? Well, that will teach him to get too drunk at the FilmBunker social.
Matthew Lind has never been to New Jersey, but he loves places where he could probably get murdered, so he saw the new horror film, Clinton Road. Click to find out whether it was a Garden State or just a state.
Bahamian director Kareem Mortimer tackles the challenging subject of people-smuggling in his home country. Is he punching above his weight, or one to watch? Sarah reviews.
Chucky is back in stores, and this time he’s connected to the cloud. Is this new iteration of ‘Child’s Play’ a stabby good time, or should we throw the franchise away and hope it never comes back? Nic reviews.
With an inspired premise, ‘Yesterday’ provides a fresh take on the recent trend of films fascinated with the impact of music stars. But is the film any more than its clever premise?
Is ‘Toy Story 4’ yet another masterpiece of animated storytelling, or is it an unnecessary addition to the perfect trilogy? Ciaran reviews.
‘Men in Black: International’ continues a franchise with infinite potential for expansion. But can the Hemsworth/Thompson pairing hold a candle to the originals? Ciaran reviews.
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