Blink Twice Review: Actors like Greta Gerwig, Emerald Fennell, and Jordan Peele transitioning to writing and directing always offer a fascinating exploration. Their deep familiarity with filmmaking and the influence of their industry experiences shape their projects uniquely. Zoë Kravitz’s debut film, Blink Twice, is a case in point. She…
The Crow Review: Inside me, there are two distinct crows. One was nurtured on a diet of Gothic horror action films like Underworld, Hellboy, Blade, and Queen of the Damned. This crow embraced black eyeliner, plastic jelly bracelets, and fishnet stockings, dressing exclusively in black for a decade. This emo…
Close Your Eyes Review: Some of the most exquisite and impactful cinematic gifts are also the rarest. These films emerge only occasionally from filmmakers who may not be the most prolific but whose work is essential to experience whenever possible. From the first moment you witness one of their films,…
The Killer Review: Remakes are an integral part of the film industry, particularly for successful international movies. This raises a thought: why not have more directors recreate their own films for American audiences, similar to how Michael Haneke approached Funny Games or Dick Maas with Down? John Woo’s The Killer…