Film review: Migration

Film review: Migration

Lost in migration. Journeying from a tranquil New England pond to sizzling Jamaica, a family of ducks get lost and find themselves heading north and stumbling upon Hell’s Kitchen, New York. Directed and co-written by movie rookie Benjamin Renner, who …read more

Film review: Madame Web

Film review: Madame Web

After a highly traumatic near-death experience, New York City paramedic Cassandra Webb begins to show signs of clairvoyance and in turn, must protect three young strangers from a potentially powerful foe who wants them all dead. From Columbia pictures comes …read more

Film review: Argylle

Film review: Argylle

From the mind of reclusive best-selling author Elly Conway, fact and fiction begin to blur when her spy stories may be more than just her imagination. From brilliantly eccentric “Kingsman” director and producer Matthew Vaughn and writer Jason Fuchs, MARV …read more

Game Review: The Last of Us Part II

Game Review: The Last of Us Part II

The remastered edition of “The Last of Us Part II” serves as a poignant reminder of Naughty Dog’s storytelling prowess and technical finesse. Not merely a graphical upgrade, this edition introduces new features and advancements that not only enhance the …read more

Film review: Priscilla

Film review: Priscilla

Told from the perspective of Priscilla Beaulieu, from age 14 through to her separation from Elvis at just 28. We see her turbulent life and the heartache of marrying one of the most famous performers in the world. Written, directed …read more

Film review: Anyone But You

Film review: Anyone But You

Bea and Ben are momentarily perfect together, until his overheard harsh words the morning after turns their beautiful brief encounter to ice. From Sony Pictures and Director Will Gluck, who has given us such treats as ‘Easy A’ and ‘Friends …read more

Film review: Mean Girls (2024)

Film review: Mean Girls (2024)

Smart with math but stupid in love Cady has moved from home schooling in peaceful Kenya to Chicago’s busy North Shore High School run by “The Plastics”. But will she fit their shiny, fake, glittery mould, or will she be …read more

Album Review: Chris Stapleton – Higher

Album Review: Chris Stapleton – Higher

Chris Stapleton, a prominent figure in the country music scene, returns with his latest album, “Higher.” This highly anticipated release showcases Stapleton’s signature blend of soulful vocals and authentic storytelling. While “Higher” doesn’t necessarily reinvent the wheel, it boasts a …read more