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Chan Park-Wook’s latest film is a direct adaptation of Costa-Gavras’ 2005 thriller The Ax, which revolves around a paper mill worker who is laid off from his job and then [...]

In the midst of Trump’s America, Hollywood has rediscovered the dystopian power of Stephen King’s Bachman novels. While King has used the Bachman pseudonym sporadically [...]

Marty Supreme is a tribute to the movie star – not as a figment of the past but as a vital and vibrant part of our future. In the face of Last Movie Star films like F1, [...]

The Rip is the latest film to explore what is fast becoming a stronghold in the American popular consciousness: the suburban trap house. Written and directed by Joe Carnahan, [...]

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is the second film in the new trilogy imagining the aftermath of the Rage virus, written once again by Alex Garland but directed by Nia [...]

If I had to condense my taste in film to one mantra it would be this – there is a distinction between seriousness and profundity. Just because a film is unremittingly, [...]

Dan Trachtenberg is the Steve Miner of our time. Both directors have a speciality for taking franchises and inflecting them in new, eccentric directions. Steve Miner worked [...]

Highest 2 Lowest is Spike Lee’s adaptation of Akira Kurosawa’s High and Low, which was itself an adaptation of Ed McBain’s novel King’s Ransom, set in a fictional [...]