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Sisu: Road to Revenge – Review. By Daniel Rester. Writer-director Jalmari Helander’s Sisu (2023) is a wild mix of war picture, spaghetti Western, and post-John Wick (2014) action. The sequel, Sisu: Road to Revenge, delivers more of the same genre insanity as its predecessor. It’s an 89-minute rush of blood and bullets that equals the… href="https://battleroyalewithche...
Set against the beautiful Tokyo skyline, Rental Family weaves a gripping character piece between minor moments that become life’s essence. Rental Family is directed and co-written by Hikari, known for her gripping character work in 37 Seconds and Netflix hit Beef. Hikari’s vision of Tokyo comes to life through the mastery of Brendan Fraser and… href="https://battleroy...
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t – The BRWC Review Nearly a decade after the last entry, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t arrives as both a continuation and a revival—an ambitious third chapter that leans confidently back into the series’ signature blend of grand-scale illusion, glossy heist spectacle, and twisting narrative design.… href="https://battleroyalewithcheese.com...
The Running Man: The BRWC Review. Adapting Stephen King’s 1982 novel while escaping the long shadow of the cult-favorite 1987 film, director Edgar Wright faces a tricky balancing act: respect the source, reinvent the spectacle, and deliver an experience that feels urgent in today’s media landscape. The result is an enthralling, incisive dystopian action thriller… href...
Keeper: The BRWC Review. Osgood Perkins’ Keeper arrives in the crowded landscape of contemporary folk horror with striking imagery, confident performances, and a premise with real potential. Yet despite those strengths—and a committed cast led by Tatiana Maslany and Rossif Sutherland—the film struggles to build momentum, sustain tension, or deliver any genuine surprises. What...
