A REVIEW OF MOVIES

 continues to be an astonishing movie, an unrelenting attack on the senses fuelled by an unparalleled feeling of despair and rampant nihilism.Lauren Lavin With its thoughtful blend of traditional monster-horror, household drama, and environmentalist (even outright anti-authority) aspects, it’s very easy to see why The Host gained director Bong J

Kodi Smit-McPhee plays a boy tormented by bullies, who befriends a feminine vampire in 1980s New Mexico. When it lacks precisely the same degree of childlike innocence located in the initial, it makes up for it with plenty of pressure. If you really can’t deal with subtitles (or else you’re only a horror completist), Allow me to InParticipate i