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Dallas King

Dallas is a former cinema manager and 35mm projectionist who swapped the popcorn for the pen and became a film critic. He is a contributor to Outtake Magazine, Festivals Editor for Flickfeast and co-host of the Filibuster and The A24 Project podcasts on The Nerd Party.

Stephen Graham as chef in Boiling Point film 2021

Boiling Point review – Stephen Graham brings the heat in restaurant drama

A high-stress, high-stakes restaurant drama from Philip Barantini.

Riz Ahmed as Malik Khan in TIFF 2021 sci-fi thriller Encounter, via Amazon Studios

Encounter review – Riz Ahmed is magnetic in genre-defying thriller

Riz Ahmed continues his hot streak with yet another captivating performance.

Graphic image rendering of Oma cinema pod viewing experience, screening Interstellar by Christopher Nolan

Ōma Cinema – the future of post-pandemic cinemagoing experience?

Can Oma save the cinema industry?

The Dog Who Wouldn't Be Quiet Argentina film by Ana Katz, 2021, El perro que no calla

The Dog Who Wouldn’t Be Quiet review – beautiful and challenging

This strange work from Argentinian filmmaker Ana Katz proves stunningly melancholic.

21st century according to science fiction, featuring johnny mnemonic, running man, akira, back to the future, 2001 a space odyssey, and blade runner

Days of Future Past: What science fiction cinema got right about the future

How does our present live up to their future?

Home Entertainment release horror film The Resort, 2021

The Resort review – tropical getaway turns hellish

Four friends check into their last resort.

Award-winning Minari by A24

Minari review – a tender exploration of the Immigrant American Dream

The six-time Oscar-nominated film is an understated and tender tale of the immigrant experience.

John Wick and Batwoman star Ruby Rose in military uniform for SAS: Red Notice

SAS: Red Notice review – Die Hard On The Eurostar? More like Try Hard 2: Must Try Harder

Outlander’s Sam Heughan and Batwoman’s Ruby Rose star in this Sky original.

Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom review – Viola Davis & Chadwick Boseman excel

Davis and Boseman are sure to secure Oscar nominations for their turn in this Netflix adaptation.

Tenet review – ambitiously entertaining tangled time-travel caper

Does Nolan’s latest live up to the hype? Well, Yes and No.

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