Constance Tsang’s debut feature film titled Blue Sun Palace centers on the narratives surrounding the life of the Chinese Migrant workers situated in the borough of Queens, in the aftermath of a disturbing event at a massage parlor. Concerning the themes of solitude and neglect within the film, Tsang manages to integrate them in an […]
Hold on tight, everyone because Freddy Lupin is making a dramatic return. In Wolf, Freddy Lupin is making a dramatic return. The sequel to the feature which the audience got to see three years ago is being followed by Jane Lysons. 100% Wolf is a different movie than the first. The first part of the
Another word for is Windigo, a name synonymous with flesh-eating cannibalism, and it is held in high regard in Ojibwe, Cree, and Saulteaux cultures, however,r there are some variations depending on the tribe as well. No Doubt this is as terrifying and monstrous as it sounds, but there is more to the character than just
Witch is an unmistakably chilling British folk horror that sends shivers down your spine. Marc Zammit and Craig Hinde combine their skills to produce a piece that largely does not disappoint for its hype created by the indie horror community and also provides a stunning debut poster that brought much attention to it. It also
Some people say, ’ Do not judge a book by its cover’, and that is why there are instances where a person can’t help it. I was sure of the fact that I wouldn’t like the movie called Die Alone, its name says a lot already, literally translates to me as ‘I am Going to
In the episode of South Park Eric Cartman a member of a team of kids has a reserved eating seat at an engagement at a restaurant named Casa Bonita, this is a trademark of a Mexican eatery based in Denver Colorado which was opened in 1973. So, Eric wanted to become a movie maker he
People are often fond of watching horror films for the sheer amount of entertainment that they provide. However, a whopping number of people find comfort in classics, and when it comes to horror classics, people find something quite appealing about them. Shifting our focus to the cocktail, one simply cannot deny how bourbon cherishes one’s
It was a riot, and there was plenty of fun, so what was the problem? It is precisely with Castille London’s/Neasa Hardiman’s Summer Camp and its sequel that I am looking to theorize. A few knee slappers and a few values. Well, where do I begin? Set in a familiar setting, the narrative offers a
The comedies are the genre most likely to suffer from a shortage of ideas. It just so happens that when there are no more laughs to be had from a movie, what is left of the film is plenty of theatrical tone which can leave a person feeling quite depressed. The source of this depression
Tim Blake Nelson stars as ‘Bang Bang’ Rozyski, a long-retired boxer who sold himself as a child and who believes that there is a way he can redeem himself. When first introduced to Bernard “Bang Bang” Rozyski (Tim Blake Nelson), I am not sure I can say this is a pleasant experience. For example, there
