Phantom of the Paradise is a work unlike any other, and although assembled from many well-known elements, incomparable to anything else.
It is generic fantasy that cynically piggybacks on a popular brand, because if it weren’t for its connection to The Witcher franchise — no one would care.
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Corsage is a story primarily about suffering, depression and rebellion born of frustration. This is a film for those who have listened to others for too...
Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer. Looking into the eyes of a monster is not pleasant, it should not be, it also forces one...
Barbarians is a great series for fans of bygone eras and all those who would like to transport themselves into another reality, if only for a...
Tolkien works as a visual version of a Wikipedia entry and a starting point for deeper interest in the Hobbit creator. I won’t criticize that.
Critics will shake their heads on Too Old To Die Young. Refn made a series for himself—and it's great that he flatters no one, and remains...
The television adaptation of The Little Drummer Girl transcends spy thriller genre boundaries, being a passionate study of human behavior in extreme situations.
March '68 is a universal story about how political divisions destroy the idealism and joy of young people stepping into adulthood.
A Complete Unknown spectacularly fails the Bechdel test. Nor does it fulfill its aim of being an unconventional biography. It remains empty and repetitive.