LWLies 110: The Frankenstein issue – Out now!
In the back section… Jafar Panahi Marina Ashioti talks to the Iranian legend who discusses his deserving Palme d’Or-winner, It
Good Fortune review – a mostly unremarkable…
Try as he might, Aziz Ansari can’t quite seem to read the room. One of the more egregious examples of
The Appeal Of Cinema’s Unlikely Angels
Aziz Ansari’s directorial debut Good Fortune comes to cinemas this month, and stars Keanu Reeves as a guardian angel named Gabriel.
Ballad of a Small Player review – a wispy,…
There is not a singular aesthetic to decadency and yet all it takes is one brief sniff to feel it in
Souleymane’s Story review – a sobering work of…
So far, the 2020s have proven that nationalist narratives are still powerful enough to rally the masses into treating those
Roofman review – another ep of the Channing Tatum…
Nearly 10 years after his last film, The Light Between Oceans, dedicated sadboi writer/director Derek Cianfrance returns with a surprisingly light crowd-
Frankenstein review – Jacob Elordi is a revelation
The first time that I encountered a version of ‘Frankenstein’ it was in the form of a stage play too advanced for my
The Black Phone 2 review – A Nightmare on Elm…
In Scott Derrickson’s 1978-set The Black Phone, ‘the Grabber’ (Ethan Hawke) was just a run-of-the-mill masked killer. His boy victims, however,
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A House of Dynamite review – a skilful and timely…
Now and then it occurs to me that the future of my very existence, as well as that of the