About Time by Frank Ochieng (film review).
‘About Time’ should not be considered an entirely different kind of romancer for filmmaker Richard Curtis. After all, the active
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After Earth (film review by Frank Ochieng).
The practice of nepotism in Hollywood — as in other areas of industry — can be a mixed bag of
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Oblivion (Frank’s Take) (film review).
The boisterous space-aged yarn ‘Oblivion’ is a post-apocalyptic popcorn pleaser that may be met with mixed reception depending on your
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Antiviral (Frank’s Take) film review.
The creepy creativity does not fall far from the twisted tree in the filmmaking realm of writer-director Brandon Cronenberg. Brandon,
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The Brass Teapot film review (Frank’s Take).
If one buys into director Ramaa Mosley’s dark and off-kilter lightweight comedy ‘The Brass Teapot’ then you are under the
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The Croods (Frank’s Take) (film review).
Generations have grown up with one of television’s most beloved prehistoric families in ‘The Flintstones’. Well, there is no harm
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G.I. Joe: Retaliation (Frank’s Take) (film review).
Okay…so one realises that the acquired taste for the turgid testosterone-driven ‘G.I. Joe: Retaliation’ is not quite sophisticated for the
Read MoreFrankenweenie film review (Frank’s Take).
Luscious and skillfully presented, filmmaker Tim Burton’s ‘Frankenweenie’ is a highly exquisite black-and-white stop motion animated 3D creepy caper that
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Solomon Kane film review (Frank’s Take).
Writer-director Michael J. Bassett’s brooding and bloated fantasy adventure ‘Solomon Kane’ is rather ambitious in its fire-and-brimstone presentation. The bone-crushing
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Goddess Of The Dance by Anna Kashina (book review).
In ‘The Princess Of Dhagabad’, the princess managed the impossible: she freed a djinn from slavery. In defiance of her
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