By Thomas M. Puhr. Like their traditional method of travel, Nick and Liam’s temporal destination underlines Jenkin’s disinterest in sci-fi spectacle." Time travel stories naturally conflate space and time. In such

By Ellie Dean. Unusually for a film (ostensibly) produced for the American audience—it is the Filipino perspective that is most often preferenced. The emotional authenticity of Ortaliz’s performance as Dalisay

A Book Review by Roberto Curti. A treasure trove of material, presented in an intriguing manner...." The title for the late Tony Williams’ final work (forthcoming from BearManor Media) is

By Thomas M. Puhr. At a time when genre film has reached new heights of creativity and daring, audiences deserve so much more from one of the greatest directors...." The

A Book Review by William Blick. In addition to offering a production history, Stewart revisits an underseen and underappreciated contribution to the horror genre, in the military horror tradition." Niche-genre

By Thomas M. Puhr. Watching a character look around in bewildered awe as they first encounter the backrooms gets old pretty quick. How many times must we see someone gasp

A Book Review by John Talbird. Instead of throwing a heaping helping of film titles at us, substituting lists and anecdote for real analysis, each chapter takes a deep dive

By Mina Radovic. A visionary gangland highlighting a connection to Black America and ancient Egypt." Writer-director Yelena Popovic’s new film Moses the Black is a visionary gangland epic that turns