Greetings again from the darkness. It seems like most every remake that comes around begs the question, “Why?” This is especially true when the film being remade is

Greetings again from the darkness. I like secrets too!  By definition, information is scarce on these teams, so Secret Ops units are perfect fodder for intrigue, espionage, and

Greetings again from the darkness. With so much attention on this being a rare mainstream movie with an “all Asian cast”, it’s possible to lose sight of the

Greetings again from the darkness. When asked if they believe a computer could ever be conscious, two young woman combine to respond: ‘No. Unless they program it that

  There is a fundamental incompatibility. “Zoe” is not just a film about artificial intelligence and the influence it will have on our society. It also shows how

We’ll be honest, we’ve held back from rushing to see this for a couple of reasons — mainly for fear it wouldn’t be as good as the first

Movie rating: After his 16-year-old daughter goes missing, David Kim (John Cho) frantically searches for clues by digging through her online world. Go see it! Go see it!

I’m not sure if this is an unpopular opinion or not, but when Unfriended was released in 2014, It was a contender for worst film of that year.

You know, sometimes, all you want is to kick back, relax, not have to think too much and laugh your socks off at a really good comedy. Well,

Movie rating: It’s been an hour since I saw The Happytime Murders, and I’m still trying to decide what this movie is. It’s not a particularly good buddy-cop

A missing-person mystery thriller told through the perspective of computers, laptops and mobile phones. Here are my thoughts on “Searching”. 0 0

My first encounter with a Spike Lee film came in history class at secondary school when we watched the film Malcolm X. I remember the assassination scene quite

The true story of a black detective going undercover to infiltrate the Klu Klux Klan. Here are my thoughts on “BlacKkKlansman” 0 0

Who are we? We can’t protect them. For me, “Upgrade” deserves the title “Best SF of the Year“. And unhesitatingly I call “A quiet place” the best horror

I don’t know what you’re fucking saying, I don’t understand. What an impressive film. You won’t get a feeling of excitement or relaxation after watching it. It’ll rather