How to Make a Killing review: Charisma overcomes its crimes
‘How to Make a Killing’ is the charming story of a man who murders his estranged relatives to reclaim his legacy.
Jessica Henwick
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Review: ‘The Royal Hotel’ never finds its footing
‘The Royal Hotel’ follows a couple of American backpackers who take jobs tending bar in a rough Australian town.
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Review: ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ shows us reality is still a matter of question
‘The Matrix Resurrections’ revives its sci-fi heroes in a world well-acquainted with their exploits, but not in the way one expects.
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Review: ‘Underwater’ responds well to pressure (Includes first-hand account)
“Leave no rock unturned” certainly has its pros and cons. As humans scour every inch of the Earth, they turn their sights to the deepest depths of the ocean. Once where no man could survive the pressure, it’s only a matter of time before exploration becomes excavation. But what hides in the dark or deep below the ocean floor? What may our meddling awaken and how will it react to our intrusion? For years, movies have proposed previously undisturbed, uncharted areas were home to creatures ready to exact Mother Nature’s revenge. Consequently, they’ve unleashed something in Underwater and it’s not feeling very welcoming.
