Despite looking like just another slasher film, I Know What You Did Last Summer has garnered a decently large legacy. While it failed to impress critics and didn’t develop a particularly strong franchise, the 1997 original centred around four teens… Continue reading "I Know What You Did Last Summer"
Out of the many controversies that have plagued the Academy Awards, one that has only recently started to get rectified is its glorification and seeming worship of transgender roles played by cisgendered individuals. While more of a larger issue with… Continue reading "Boys Don’t Cry"
After the critical and commercial success of John Wick, the action genre got a much needed resurgence that not only led to a lot more stunt-based features that went out of their way to bring grit and style back to a… Continue reading "Nobody"
After the massive critical and financial success of The Muppet Movie in 1979, Jim Henson and the rest of the Muppet team figured another film would offer the same results, but their next venture into the theatrical space only brought… Continue reading "The Great Muppet Caper"
2025 was a really good year for horror, particularly when it came to original films. While some based on pre-existing properties ranged from passable to downright bad, the fresh takes were memorably effective and resulted in films that not only… Continue reading "Weapons"
One of the longest-lasting tropes in fiction has been team-up stories, where characters combine their unique attributes and personalities to create a collage of relationship dynamics and storytelling possibilities, with several books, comics and movies being responsible for some truly… Continue reading "KPop Demon Hunter"
The 2002 post-apocalyptic horror film, 28 Days Later, may be seen as an acquired taste by some, but no one can deny the impact it had in reviving the zombie movie and drawing attention back to a sub-genre that was… Continue reading "28 Years Later"
With Pixar currently needing to earn back the interest of casual audiences since most of their new films are Disney+ exclusives (effectively lowering their status from the heart-tugging mature sibling of Disney to that of a slightly obscure relative), their… Continue reading "Elio"
