As we welcome the month of October, we get ready for the tricks, treats and releases from the small screen and streaming services. The programming ahead is energetic and exciting and includes a good...
After its arrival on the Netflix streaming platform, the Korean drama Extraordinary Attorney Woo quickly broke into the top of the most watched programs worldwide. The show has captivated audiences...
As my mood fluctuates wildly between hatred, despair, and grief due to wretched state of the UK under this despicable Tory government, I have increasingly found myself drawn to the horror genre on...
So far this year, numerous irresistible series have been released. Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Hulu, Apple TV+, and Peacock have dared to place increasingly exciting and seductive...
Nikolaus Geyrhalter has described his static-camera, nearly architecturally-composed, observational docs as “archival material, which people will dig out in 50 or 100 years.” Which makes perfect...
Last August, streaming platform Hulu premiered the irreverent series Only Murders in the Building, a crime-solving-oriented mystery comedy. This peculiar production follows three strangers,...
There are many indelible images in David Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future but none so tortuous as Viggo Mortensen’s performance artist, Saul Tenser, contorted on a feeding chair grown from bone...
Like many film journalists, not to mention jury members, who caught Hogir Hirori’s now discredited Sabaya at this year’s Sundance I was riveted, calling it (in the intro to my interview with...
This review contains some spoilers, but still leaves plenty to anticipate. The new installment of the Duffer brothers’ hit series is fast-paced, funny and genuinely creepy. Stranger Things returns...
Harper Marlowe, the protagonist in Alex Garland’s astounding third feature, Men, has one of those names that conjures up an array of literary possibility. Could she be part Harper Lee, observing...
