Fantasy

Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part One: You might think it’s kind of wild for someone to say, especially considering the present circumstances, but I’m absolutely done with the multiverse. I guess it was pleasant the first few times — I mean, I will always cherish the first time I saw the cute […]

Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Three is a movie that can be remembered as the first real superhero animated trilogy. No doubt the DCAUM had its share of Batman and Justice League films which were seamless urban legends but none ever truly propelled itself into completing a grand trilogy. Out of the […]

This Australian animated film is a continuation of 200% Wolf and two seasons of television based on the works of the author Jane Lyons. We once more see young ‘werepoodle’ Freddy Lupin, who stands up for the pack. Despite being accepted among his werewolf brethren, Freddy (Ilai Swindells), the poodle counterpart of his father, is […]

The End: One of the things I like most about festivals is that you go and enter the cinema and do not know practically anything about the film. If one thinks of actually going to the festival, he knows it is pointless to search for trailers or screenshots, because the films are just too unreleased. […]

“10 Lives” is the new animated film featuring the voice of Mo Gilligan. Directed by Christopher Jenkins, who worked at Disney and has a few films under his belt, ‘The Little Mermaid’ and ‘Aladdin’ are his credits. ‘10 Lives’ is an exception at the Sundance Film Festival and this should come as no surprise given […]

King Baby, the film produced by Kit Redstone and Arran Shearing, was a project that could have flopped quite easily. The story in King Baby is a parody of the aggressive instincts that women possess, and the men and women are veneered in social constructs that mask the rising violence. It is not only a […]

The objective to be one with the other is simultaneously the most romantic of ideas and the one that provokes utter terror. In his debut feature film “Else” screened at the Toronto Film Festival Thibault Emin directs us in the direction of the former but before long takes a nosedive into the implications of the […]

You can feel what’s going on in “Starve Acre” as soon as you press play. You know how when you are watching that film, they make it intolerably humid and wet? A characteristic of the film the more visible as the secrets get literally unburied as the film unfolds. Daniel Kokotajlo’s second feature is a […]

Ricky Stanicky: Quite some time ago, and before Judd Apatow pretty much monopolized on infantile male-centered films, there still existed someone like Peter Farrelly, who with Bobby could make seine films that would, well, have a funny, if a little extreme and rude, film ‘Dumb and Dumber’ or ‘There, am Mary, but What am I?’, […]

As if plunging into a lazy river of horrors was not enough, completing the experience is ‘Night Swim’ – the excuse your friends give every January to convince you to watch a horror movie with them produced by Blumhouse. “Night Swim” keeps the nets like ‘M3gan’ one calendar year ago. And while I do not […]