As tender as it is slow, Joe Talbot’s ‘The Last Black Man in San Francisco’ is an atmospheric tale of gentrification balanced against the declining identify of one man and his last…
BFI London Film Festival
There’s no shortage of possession-based, exorcism horror for the average movie watcher to choose from. From the timelessness of Friedkin’s The Exorcist to the newer entries into this horror sub-genre with the…
Four years ago, I was left gobsmacked by Justin Kurzel’s visually enthralling adaptation of William Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’ starring Michael Fassbender as the powerhouse lead. I must be trapped in some sort of…
It is no secret that mental illness and the portrayal of physical or intellectual handicaps on film require some specific attention. We could talk for ages about how horror uses this for…