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Thor: Ragnarok Proves Marvel Movies Have More To Offer
Thor: Ragnarok reaffirms that Marvel Studios' system doesn’t muzzle filmmaker’s with distinct voices.
Thor: Ragnarok reaffirms that Marvel Studios' system doesn’t muzzle filmmaker’s with distinct voices.
This week on the Sordid Cinema Podcast we discuss Gerald’s Game, the latest big-screen Stephen King adaptation and Super Dark...
In the Upside Down, no one can hear you scream.
Some movies call for sequels; 'Halloween' isn't one of them.
The Excel Centre is lighting up again to welcome the 32nd London MCM Comic Convention: a celebration of movies, comics,...
It seems like such a simple question; "is NBA 2K18 a good basketball game?"
Tom Watches Movies Yeon Sang-ho’s’s Train to Busan has been turning heads since its release last year, garnering praise as...
Ironically, the only thing Fashionista makes explicit is a debt of influence owed to the work of famously form-bending director Nicholas...
Taking cues from late ’70’s/early ’80s horror (primarily director Lucio Fulci’s The House by the Cemetery and John Carpenter’s The...
'The Void' should stand as a reminder of what good horror truly looks like, and why we need a revival...
True passion can be infectious even in a crowd of cynics, and so despite the tendency by naysayers to view...
Anime adaptations have a sordid history in Hollywood’s production studios. Death Note is the latest property to get adapted by...
Editor’s note: This is our spoiler-free review of “The Walking Dead” season eight premiere. There’s been plenty of television shows...
World-renowned artist Ai Weiwei spotlights the largest human displacement since World War II.
Blade Runner 1982 Podcast Review Why it took so long for us here at Sordid Cinema to tackle one of...