Hellring

 Tom Hardy seems quite awkward and out of place as the protagonist.

 "The Drop" seems like one of the many undefined films devoid of a true soul.

 Discover why The Drop struggles to deliver despite its cast and noir vibe — read the full review now!

 The peculiarity of the film lies in its being a horror entertainment shot with rare grace and with unusual elements for the horror of the time.

 Bernard Rose’s film is not a masterpiece, but it is one of those movies that deserves to be reconsidered in light of the evolution (or devolution?) of the genre in question.

 Explore Bernard Rose's Candyman and experience a haunting blend of horror, folklore, and social commentary from the 90s.

 Sword Songs is an extremely simple album, all song structure and lyrics in the style of 'viking metal - bring you to your knees... forged in iron, crowned in steel.'

 Grand Magus don’t take themselves too seriously and deliver an episode of old heavy that, even when listened to casually, manages to make you smile.

 Dive into Grand Magus’ Sword Songs for a powerful classic metal journey full of epic riffs and Viking spirit!

 The new GIAA album is a sweet return to the past.

 Helios/Erebus contains several interesting moments where the quality rises to deliver fragments of post rock that still manages to evoke some emotion.

 Discover the atmospheric journey of Helios/Erebus—listen now and experience God Is An Astronaut's return to classic post-rock.

 No “filters” to soften the vision but reality in its disturbing aseptic nature.

 Bitter beyond all limits, Polytechnique is an extraordinary exercise in style, directorially courageous and not redundant.

 Watch Denis Villeneuve’s Polytechnique to experience a haunting and powerful cinematic retelling of a tragic event.

 High Noon is not only one of the most successful American films of the period but also one of the greatest examples of the western genre.

 Zinnemann’s direction creates this intense atmosphere with the alternation of close-ups and long shots typical of the western.

 Explore the timeless suspense and moral drama of High Noon—watch this classic western and experience cinema history at its finest.

 The gangster genre is experiencing a lull in cinema, with ideas lacking and a failure to offer sociological reflection.

 Some formal brilliance, a cast that manages to stay afloat, and little else.

 Discover the real story behind the infamous killer and see if The Iceman breaks new ground or just blends in with more gangster films.

 Theories of Flight is an extremely compact album, essentially free from smudges and drops in tone.

 Jim Matheos and Ray Alder have written another episode of classic metallic progressive, speaking of choices and decisions.

 Discover the precision and melody of Fates Warning's Theories of Flight—listen now and experience a classic prog metal journey.

 The latest effort by the Texans is a multifaceted CD, of great studio work on sounds and silences, but which leaves the doubt of being an exercise in style rather than a real and successful evolution.

 'The Wilderness' is the simplest and at the same time the most complex CD ever produced by Michael James and company.

 Discover the atmospheric shift of Explosions in the Sky’s The Wilderness—listen now and experience their evolving soundscape.

 One of the darkest and most pessimistic episodes of Scorsese's long career.

 A disconnected picture emerges, full of half-things left somewhat unresolved.

 Discover the darker side of Scorsese’s filmography—watch Bringing Out the Dead and explore its gritty New York nights.