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Australian filmmaker, Serge Ou’s newest film, Iron Fists and Kung Fu Kicks is a kinetic and enjoyable journey that charts the evolution of martial arts movies from the Shaw Brothers reign in Hong Kong, the...

When you look at his work, film director Jeff Begos’s resume reads more like a love letter to cult genre directors. Lynch and Cronenberg especially come to mind when watching Bego’s films Bliss and...

Usually, a movie about a cop becoming obsessed with a serial killer is a recipe for an entertaining thriller. But in the case of Netflix’s new science fiction thriller, In the Shadow of the Moon, it’s just...

“Imagination will find a way”. As Phil Tippett would say time and time again throughout his career. And there will never be a better way to describe the man himself. Because, for a man whose career...

Romanian auteur Corneliu Porumboiu has spent the better part of the past decade making a name for himself with winning the multiple awards at the Cannes Film Festival for his, The Treasure and 12:08 East of...

Filmmakers have been venturing into the dark corners of Stephen King’s mind now more than ever. None more than Netlfix, whose particular obsession with the legendary author has brought us both 1922 and...

Wrestling is theatre. Men and women tell stories through physicality as they play up their characters and dialogue to the roar of the audience. And the story of the wrestling legend of Vampiro feels just as...

Takashi Miike’s latest film, First Love, is the answer to the question; what kind of film would Quentin Tarantino and Guy Ritchie make if they were the same person. First Love centers around a select...

Taika Waititi latest film has had a tough birth. With the script written in 2012, before What We Do In The Shadows, Thor: Ragnarok wasn’t even on the table at Marvel yet, had made Wititi a household name and...

Years ago, legendary comic writer, Garth Ennis, decided to team up with the equally as legendary artist, Darick Robertson to create a little known comic series simply titled, The Boys. The comic was a far from...