Category: reviews

By Jeffery X Martin Posted on

Fantasia 2025: ‘Buffet Infinity’ is a Mind-Melting, Genre-Defying Experience

Winner, winner, endless dinner! ‘Buffet Infinity’ is one of Jeffery X Martin’s absolute favorites from Fantasia 2025. Read his review before it’s too late!

By Sachin Hingoo Posted on

Fantasia 2025: Jody Wilson’s ‘The Bearded Girl’ Shaves Its Own Path

Jody Wilson’s debut feature ‘The Bearded Girl’ is a coming of age fable that’s both well -worn, tried and true, but with enough slightly shifted reality to feel fantastical.

By Sachin Hingoo Posted on

Review: In Morihito Inoue’s ‘Onsen Shark/Hot Spring Shark Attack’ You Will Believe A Shark Can Squish

Morihito Inoue’s ‘Onsen Shark/Hot Spring Shark Attack’ is a gleeful, many-toothed tribute to ‘Jaws’

By Mat Langford Posted on

In The Game: ‘Maximum Football’ is a Decent Alternative, But Not Quite Prime Time

If you’re tired of paying top dollar for recycled mechanics and want something that lets you build your own football universe from the ground up, “Maximum Football” is worth a serious look.

By Sachin Hingoo Posted on

Saturday At The Movies – Roxy Shih’s ‘Beacon’ (Tribeca Film Festival 2024)

Roxy Shih’s ‘Beacon’ is a gripping two-hander that deftly swirls together themes of distrust, survival, and cosmic horror, anchored by two outstanding performances by its leads Julia Goldani Telles and Demian Bichir.

By Jeffery X Martin Posted on

31 Days of Horror 2023: ‘Saw X (2023)’ Extracts A Different Pound of Flesh

Sliding neatly in between the first two films, ‘Saw X (2023)’ is one of the best in the franchise. Jeffery X Martin and Sachin Hingoo discuss as 31 Days of Horror 2023 continues!

By JP Fallavollita Posted on

Review: The Provocative And Important Book ‘A Boy’s Own Story’ Is Retold As A Graphic Novel

A beloved coming of age story and a touchstone in gay culture finds itself a new home and, perhaps, a new audience – as a stunning and engrossing graphic novel.