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- Game – The BRWC ReviewGame – The BRWC Review The debut release from INVADA films, Game is a survival thriller set against the rave scene of the early ’90s. David (Marc Bessant) is an aging drug user who finds himself trapped in the wilderness after a night of wild raving. Suspended upside down in a wrecked… Read more »
- Why Do Table Games Always Look ‘Simple’ in the Movies?Why Do Table Games Always Look ‘Simple’ in the Movies? Ever notice how casino table games in movies always look effortless? The players are calm, and the cards just fall perfectly into place. Whether it’s a smoky poker room in Rounders or the neon buzz of Casino Royale, the screen… Read more »
- Mariana Hormiga – ReviewMaite Uzal’s Mariana Hormiga is a short film that feels like stepping into a dream stitched together from folklore, satire, and surrealism. It’s playful, it’s haunting, and it’s brimming with irony. From the opening moments, you know you’re in for something unusual — a story that makes you laugh while quietly warning… Read more »
- Kelly Brook Edition: Bits & PiecesKelly Brook Edition: Bits & Pieces – Today, Apple TV unveiled a monstrous preview of the highly anticipated second season of its Monsterverse series “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters,” starring Kurt Russell, Wyatt Russell, Anna Sawai, Kiersey Clemons, Ren Watabe, Mari Yamamoto, Joe Tippett and Anders Holm. The 10-episode second season of “Monarch:… Read more »
- Son: ReviewA couple comes home from a real estate awards banquet, and a celebration is in the air, but so is murder. Unbeknownst to the couple, a masked killer lurks inside their comfortable home. With little preamble, the killer strikes, slaying them both with a grisly violence. The next day, detectives… Read more »
- Die My Love: The BRWC ReviewDie My Love: The BRWC Review. By George & Josh Bate Lynne Ramsay has cultivated a reputation for films that are as expertly crafted as they are difficult to stomach. Without exception, her filmography features subject matters, characters, and imagery that push the boundaries of comfort in uncompromising fashion, rendering… Read more »
- Frankenstein: ReviewAdaptation has been a heavy theme within Guillermo del Toro‘s most recent films. Nightmare Alley, based on the novel of the same name; Pinocchio, an Italian classic from the 1880s; and now his boldest adaptation yet, Mary Shelly’s classic “Frankenstein.” Frankenstein is the film del Toro has been building towards… Read more »
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