
NO ESCAPE (2015)
[usr 2.0] Try not to take the title of No Escape too seriously. If you’ve seen any of the trailers you’ll know that there...
A collection of articles concerning film review or retrospectives.

[usr 2.0] Try not to take the title of No Escape too seriously. If you’ve seen any of the trailers you’ll know that there...

[usr 2.0] There’s no real reason why films based on video games shouldn’t work. However, there can also be no denying that the vast...

[usr 3.5] Like The Fault in our Stars before it, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl grounds the upsetting story of a teenager...

[usr 1.0] Laziness is how we get films like Pixels. The desperately sad lack of commitment on display here is astounding, as Adam Sandler...

[usr 4.0] David Cronenberg’s seminal 1983 body horror Videodrome begins with a shot of a TV screen and ends with its main character re-enacting...

[usr 2.5] There’s no way to argue otherwise; the main reason a Fantastic Four reboot’s been made is so the rights can stay with 20th Century Fox....

[usr 4.5] It Follows opens with a shot of a quiet, average suburban street, with the seeming calm of the camera’s slow pan across the...

[usr 2.0] There’s never enough at stake in Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation. It whizzes along at a quip-a-minute, with stunning stunts from handsome Tom...

[usr 2.0] There’s a theory espoused by former Grantland editor Bill Simmons that sometimes people are just ready for certain movies; that the success...

Waterworld still evokes feelings of cinematic misfortune, two decades after the post-apocalyptic action film’s summer release, but time’s been kind to this 1995 ‘flopbuster’. Indeed, despite...

[usr 5] It’s hard to imagine there’ll be a film this year as inventive and audacious as Pixar’s newest offering Inside Out. That might...

[usr 4.0] If you were a teenager in the 1990s, there’s a big possibility you still use lines from Clueless in your everyday life....