Fridae

Tatsumi gives Singapore and Eric Khoo a near-masterpiece they can be proud of, but one should not forget the long-overdue recognition due its subject.

A horror film for reviving the basement-fearful kid in you.

My Kingdom plays like a lost collaboration between Chang Cheh and Max Ophuls.

A non-comic book superhero film that nevertheless fulfills every reason why we go to superhero films.

What fools we mortals be! Crazy Stupid Love is a whimsical little roller coaster of mishaps, misunderstanding and misadventure. 

Resembling a video game more than a movie proper, this is a movie where plot and the barest form of sense are jettisoned in favour of continuous bloody, tasteless violence.

Features an anti-heroine that kids everywhere can look up to, but it doesn’t bite into the apple as hard as it should.

Silly, entertaining and welcome revival of a long-abandoned art.

Horrible Bosses is an Oreo comedy: black on the outside, white on the inside.

Graham Greene’s classic thriller gets another solid, smashing adaptation.