The Post-Renaissance era of Disney’s animation was definitely a period that broke the mould in terms of what audiences had…
Author: Kwame Obiri-Addai
Kwame Obiri-Addai
Kwame is a lover of films, video games, anime, cartoons, comics and all things nerdy. He’s dangerously laid-back and always wearing headphones.
As the adage goes, “The flame that burns twice as bright burns half as long,” and the all too brief life…
In “Climax,” a French dance troupe joyfully celebrate after rehearsal of an ambitious routine in a remote community centre. Their…
When melding action and horror, the results are often thrilling but hollow affairs that fail to sustain a genuine sense…
Growing up is terrifying and in most coming of age films, this fear is rationalized through practical trials and tribulations,…
With a potent blend of power, deceit and idolisation, “Selah and the Spades” (2019) is a rousing mobster tale under…
In “Little Monsters” (2019), failed musician Dave (Alexander England) gets more than he bargained for when he volunteers to assist…
Based on J.C Lee’s play of the same name, “Luce” (2019) is a gripping and ambiguous psychological thriller that explores…
Set in a world desolated by a mysterious pandemic that is only alluded to, “It Comes at Night” (2017) stars…
In this gallant and inventive directorial debut, Blitz Bazawule crafts a unique family drama infused with West African folklore. “The…