The Nightmare REVIEW
The doco explores the condition known as sleep paralysis, something I never really knew about, and, unfortunately, still don’t.
The doco explores the condition known as sleep paralysis, something I never really knew about, and, unfortunately, still don’t.
While it glosses over serious familial issues, it’s a perfectly pleasant way to spend ninety or so minutes.
An endless stretch of running and shooting for reasons that feel ultimately pointless.
Dope is as bold as it is ambitious and as brash as it is relatable. Ultimately, Dope is downright fun.
A sexually explicit and intimate experience on love and sexual desire expressed to the viewer as a whole concept.
Deathgasm labours under the misapprehension that its puerile sense of humour makes it funny by default. It does not.
Woody Allen’s latest lingers somewhere between comedy and drama, but lacks the laughs of the former and the suspense of the latter.
A pleasant time all too easily forgotten once you pass that exit sign.
A doco about following your heart, when real life and boring responsibilities have intervened.
A needed antidote to the sentimental narratives of current indie cinema, which of late tends to rely on quirky visuals and over-scripted dialogue.