There’s something about Last Days of the Space Age that feels like walking through a house where every room is partially furnished but none of them make sense together. It starts slow, like a train easing out of the station, but instead of gathering speed, it never quite leaves the tracks. The show tries to…
When it comes to The Franchise, there’s a lot to talk about. It’s funny, dark, and a little too real if you know anything about the way blockbuster superhero movies are churned out these days. Armando Iannucci, Jon Brown, and Sam Mendes have created a show that’s sharp and fast-paced, full of clever humor that…
Let’s time-travel back to 1964, where the world was shifting, not just politically or culturally, but musically too. In the midst of Cold War tensions and social revolutions, four mop-topped lads from Liverpool landed in America, and the world went wild. The Beatles didn’t just change the charts—they changed everything. But this isn’t about the…
Let’s just say it: Duck Soup is a mess — a brilliant, chaotic, nonsensical mess that wraps its insanity around the viewer like a circus tent spun in a tornado. There’s really no way to describe this film by the Marx Brothers without admitting that it seems, at first glance, to be a complete and…
Some films have this uncanny way of reaching into the deep places of your heart without you realizing it — they draw out your own half-buried memories and present them back to you, dressed in a different story. That’s what Lady Bird feels like. From the very first scene, with the dramatic leap out of…
I didn’t know what to expect when I first heard about Frankie Freako. If you told me I’d be watching an ’80s-inspired creature feature filled with chaotic, absurd antics, I might have raised an eyebrow. But here we are. In all its unapologetic weirdness, Frankie Freako brings to the screen a nostalgic throwback to films…
Quentin Dupieux’s Daaaaaali! is something else. Imagine a film that doesn’t want you to overthink things but instead nudges you toward laughter and absurdity, all while parading the chaotic brilliance of Salvador Dalí, but without ever fully “capturing” him. Because really, how do you capture Dalí? He’s more like a feeling, an idea—a wild, surreal…
Sometimes, a movie pops up that messes around with your expectations, catching you off guard in ways you didn’t even know you wanted. It’s What’s Inside, directed by Greg Jardin, is one of those films. It’s more than just a typical horror flick — it’s a ride that blends tension and laughter, thrills and confusion,…
Jason Yu’s Sleep is a movie that doesn’t just get under your skin—it settles in your mind, nestling deep in the cracks of your thoughts and staying there long after the screen goes dark. It’s not your typical horror fare, and it doesn’t want to be. For a film that uses a cramped apartment as…
Let’s be honest, pop culture and fame are everywhere. We live in a world where the famous are constantly in our faces, where Instagram and TikTok influencers dictate trends, and where being a “nobody” seems almost worse than failure. Then comes The Other Two, a TV comedy that throws a big, sarcastic mirror up to…
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