Modern-day dating, particularly in large cities, is nothing short of a minefield. The original scam of catfishing seems so far…
Browsing: dark comedy
A small coastal town comes under attack from extraterrestrial creatures, christened as “Grabbers,” which prey on locals, fisherfolk and fish…
“Guns Akimbo†isn’t billed as a horror movie, but it should be. Its premise alone—an online troll targets the wrong…
Disagreements and misunderstandings are a part of everyday life, and most of us learn to deal with them and move…
Delirious, dangerous yet never quite jumping over the ledge, Park Chan-wook’s “No Other Choice†(2025) is a madcap revenge thriller…
The a-ha moment in Mary Bronstein’s relentless psychodrama “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You†came when the hysterical, shrill-voiced,…
A personal opinion: Paul Thomas Anderson is the greatest living American filmmaker not named Martin Scorsese. Linking these two is…
(Contains spoilers). On its surface, Mark Mylod’s “The Menu”—is a dime-a-dozen social class/satire piece that was so frequent for about…
Drew Hancock’s new film “Companion†reminded me of that magical 1978 song “What You Won’t Do for Love, one of…
Nothing could be more romantic than Christmas in the foggy, fairytale-esque town of Bruges. Although, for Ray (Colin Farrell) —…