Prisoners of the Ghostland (Review)

As a feat of production design, Prisoners of the Ghostland is really impressive. The film has a really enticing aesthetic, think Japanese Mad Max but also Wild West iconography. This unique world of the film is supposed to be a multicultural blend, mirroring this being Japanese filmmaker Sion Sono's first primarily English language film. We … Continue reading Prisoners of the Ghostland (Review)

Pig (Review)

The rug pull of Pig is now widely known, but how it does it is still so compelling. After several years of a whole lot of 'it is John Wick but...' films, known goofy-action-icon Nicholas Cage taking on the 'John Wick but..' mantle, this time trying to get back his Pig, seems like an enjoyably … Continue reading Pig (Review)