Review
DAYBREAKERS. A rare mix of vampiric horror and science fiction
Vampires – the only bloodsuckers worse than lawyers, fascinating and immortal beings.
RUSTIN. A Template Biography of a Non-Conventional African American Hero [REVIEW]
In George C. Wolfe’s film, we get to know Bayard Rustin, who is far from the distinguished leaders of the American Black emancipation movement.
CUBE 2: HYPERCUBE. Surprisingly good follow up to the cult science fiction original
The idea of making a sequel to a completely original, unsettling, and atypical film like Cube seemed highly absurd and ridiculous to me.
SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW. What a bizarre science fiction
It’s March 1939. The German airship Hindenburg III is heading towards New York with Dr. Jorge Vargas on board. He knows that his life is in...
DREAMIN' WILD. An Oscar-worthy film about musicians that... no one has heard of
Bill Pohlad confirms that he is not interested in cookie-cutter film biographies.
THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK: DARK FURY. What happened just after Pitch Black
Inside, there’s a man who is much more dangerous than anything you’ve encountered so far…
THE LOST CITY OF Z: Discovering the Adventure
In “The Lost City of Z,” the spirit of adventure and admiration for the primal nature are significant.
THE STEPFORD WIVES. Ruthless social satire in a guise of science fiction
Ira Levin’s 1972 book The Stepford Wives is a satirical tale of gender equality, written in a style reminiscent of the same author’s...