Paul Thomas Anderson’s unwavering vision for a psychologically mesmerizing historical-drama of a vintage, 1950s London is a meticulously crafted specimen. While it takes it time to unfold, it is embroidered by a tremendous amount of […]
American Gods: Omnipotent and Otherworldly
Neil Gaiman’s equally visceral and intellectual novel, remade in eight, hour-long HBO episodes, is a dazzling on-screen delight for believers and non-believers alike. The formula: a rich amalgamation of worldwide mythologies, a cast with the […]
LIFF30 Review: Creepy – a neighborly horror
A pinch of neighborly xenophobia, a touch of imminent terror and a dash of skillful casting only begin to describe director Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s recent J-horror ‘Creepy,’ which premiered at LIFF 2016 on the 15th of […]