Last week, Bahir asked if buying a Nintendo Switch was a good idea. Uma and Iain said "yes" WAY TOO FAST, so they're here to explain why.
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An octopus narrator. A grieving widow. A lonely young man. The internet wept; Matthew didn't. What that says about cosy, Netflix, and feeling.
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Season 2 of Beef serves up a subtler, more restrained form of anger, but loses the cultural specificity that made Season 1 essential.
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We spoke to Karl Urban about being on the angriest show on TV, becoming Billy Butcher, and the secrets of franchise filmmaking.
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How much of your partner's past are you actually willing to accept? One film, one confession, and no easy answers.
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For the second time this year, the Japanese Film Festival is happening at GSC! Want tickets? Join now to stand a chance to win!
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We speak to the brains behind the Grishaverse herself, Leigh Bardugo, and the creator of the Shadow and Bone adaptation, Eric Heisserer!
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This week we review and recommend Jeff Lemire and Dan Ormston's Black Hammer, as well as Skybound's new kaiju horror comic, Ultramega.
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We review The Father and Shadow and Bone.
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Did the latest episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier make the rest of the season worse?
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This week, our Feisty Indian Aunty watches Penguin Bloom on Netflix and does some soul searching about living with pain and disability.
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It's the Crows! We speak to Kit Young, Amita Suman and Freddy Carter about playing Jesper, Inej and Kaz in Netflix's Shadow and Bone.
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Here's a movie that finally answers that age old question of what those fat, lazy-eyed, mumble-mouthed Furbys are actually saying.
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How is it different from the novels? What happens to the Darkling? What about Alina and Mal? We answer all your Shadow and Bone questions.
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Does Netflix's Shadow and Bone do justice to Leigh Bardugo's novels? Will this adaptation appease fans of the Grishaverse?
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You want Fantasy Island tickets? We've got Fantasy Island tickets!
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As the GSC's Pavilion KL branch closed permanently this February 17th, Iain looks back on his history with his "local" cinema.
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Smart. Contemporary. Self-aware. Greta Gerwig's Little Women is unlike every other previous adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novel.
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Ahead of the release of Color Out of Space starring Nicholas Cage, Iain catches up with director Richard Stanley's previous films.
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On this week's podcast, Uma, Iain, and Bahir review Sonic, Richard Jewell, and To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You.
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You've seen it in colour. Now go see it again in black and white.
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Is it a worthy addition to Bond canon?
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At a loss for what to do on Valentine's Day? We've got you covered.
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We're off to meet the wizard... but can we make a pit stop first?
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Good video game movie adaptations are rarer than extra lives. After an extensive redesign does the Sonic the Hedgehog make the cut?
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Guy Ritchie is back doing Guy Ritchie movies that are set in England, with gangsters and drug dealers and boxers.
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Michael Fimognari directs a flawed but nonetheless charming sequel to 2018's breakout hit.
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Bahir likes to review movies because he can watch them at special screenings and not have to interact with large groups of people who may not agree with his idea of what a movie going experience is. Bahir likes jazz, documentaries, Ken Burns, and summer blockbuster movies. He really hopes that the HBO MAX Green Lantern series will help the character be cool again. Also don’t get him started on Jason Momoa’s Aquaman (#NotMyArthurCurry).
Irish Film lover lost in Malaysia. Co-host of Malaysia's longest running podcast (movie related or otherwise ) McYapandFries and frequent cryer in movies. Ask me about "The Ice Pirates"
Uma has been reviewing things for most of his life: movies, television shows, books, video games, his mum's cooking, Bahir's fashion sense. He is a firm believer that the answer to most questions can be found within the cinematic canon. In fact, most of what he knows about life he learned from Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. He still hasn't forgiven Christopher Nolan for the travesties that are Interstellar and The Dark Knight Rises.
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