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Shadow Dancer (film review) by Frank Ochieng.

The taut political suspense thriller ‘Shadow Dancer’ spins a tale of terrorism that works fabulously on the nerves. Armed with

Disturbing, poignant and brilliantly acted, the potent impact of ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ certainly is a shocking triumph as both social

There is nothing like pandering to that elusive teen crowd at the box office when dispersing adolescent angst with worldwide

The attempt to satirise certain aspects of Hollywood in the movies tends to have that certain hit-and-miss quality. Basically, one

‘Blue Caprice’ is a different kind of riveting horror movie of sorts. No, it does not feature the CGI visibility

The premise for ‘Closed Circuit’ looked quite promising: a sophisticated political thriller steeped in conspiracy, mayhem and mystery. One was

The problem with some legendary filmmakers is that when they let their guard down slightly and dip into uncharacteristic mediocrity

The refreshing twist about ‘Percy Jackson: Sea Of Monsters’ is that it is a children’s nautical fantasy geared to introducing

There is no doubt about the majestic vision and scope that South African filmmaker Neill Blomkamp holds for his illuminating

One can make the argument that the home invasion thriller feels rather familiar in the wake of this particular genre’s