Review: Nocturne (2020)
Zu Quirke’s full-feature directorial debut brings sibling rivalry to a popcorn psychological thriller with a satisfying ending for a weak journey.
Review: Story of Kale: When Someone’s in Love (2020)
This ‘Nanti Kita Cerita tentang Hari Ini’ spin-off delivers a tough story about a beloved character who fails to learn his lesson.
Review: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020)
This subsequent moviefilm is a bold, clever, and exhilarating five-star comedy where nobody dares to step.
Review: The Trial of the Chicago 7 (2020)
This based-on-a-true-story courtroom thriller still makes a balter of Sorkin’s electrifying rhythm with his star-studded cast even when it’s toned down.
Review: Hubie Halloween (2020)
Hubie Halloween is not Sandler’s worst in his 10-movie contract with Netflix just because it’s not that lazy.
Review: Alone (2020)
Alone ventures almost immediately as a minimalist, thin yet effective cat-and-mouse thriller.
Review: Pelukis Hantu (2020)
Story-wise, Pelukis Hantu is all over the place; but, the audacity to tell a dire story of personal, also collective, trauma is respectful.
Review: Evil Eye (2020)
Between generational gap, culture clash, and actual superstition, Evil Eye’s goal is only attainable with enough ambiguity which it fails to fully achieve.
Review: The Lie (2020)
The Lie gives away and apparently gives up its frustratingly legit thriller just by coming up with such a title.