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‘Peacemaker’ Wraps Filming Season Two Season two of Peacemaker, created by DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn, has recently completed filming. In a […]

Revisiting 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest': The American Classic in Communist Poland For a self-proclaimed cinephile like myself, admitting at 24 to my even-more-cinephile dad that I’ve never s […]

Brady Corbet and ‘The Brutalist’ enjoy a memorable Golden Globes ceremony A marker for the beginning of another awards season is January’s Golden Globes ceremony and it was Jacques A […]

Feel Good Films for New Year I’m not going to start this article off by listing all the ways in which January is miserable; we all know a […]

'Nosferatu' Review: A Gothic Escapade That Will Sink Its Teeth Into You Robert Eggers delivers a remake of the classic 1922 silent film Nosferatu, displaying a dark and gothic descent […]

‘The Damned’ Review: Skillfully Composed Defrosted Folk Horror Sumptuous cinematography isn’t enough to elevate this familiar folk horror, even if it is legitimately c […]

New Year's Resolutions: How To Successfully Make And Break Them As the new year approaches, I find myself once again sitting in the living room of my childhood home, with a […]

Grapes, Kisses And Waves: A Toast To The Magic Of New Year’s Eve Superstitions New Year’s Eve is a night brimming with traditions and superstitions, each meant to bring luck, love, or p […]

‘Wilding’ Review: Blu-Ray Extras Outshine the Feature Sumptuous nature cinematography but feeble polemic make this celebration of a conservation reverie […]

The Month in Games – January 2025 A new year brings a whole new set of gaming experiences and 2025 is off to a strong start: from space-faring […]

Seven of Literature’s Greatest First Lines Sometimes the most difficult thing about writing is getting started. A writer may have an idea about how they […]

The Indiependent's Most Anticipated Films of 2025 As we roll into 2025, there’s plenty to look forward to in the world of cinema. Here, some of our writers share […]

The Indiependent’s Favourite Films of 2024 As we say goodbye to 2024, some of our writers take a look back at their favourite films of the year. From […]

‘Werewolves’ Review: The Purge Meets Werewolves in this Howling Disappointment Werewolves sinks its teeth into an ingenious premise, only to gnaw it into a mangled mess of missed […]

The Indiependent's Game of The Year 2024 The year of 2024 is almost behind us. Here at Indiependent, we have compiled a list of our top picks for games […]

‘Nightbitch’ Review: A Feral and Delectable Venture Into Motherhood Feral yet oddly beautiful, the Amy Adams-starring Nightbitch takes animal imagery to the next level. The film […]

I Watched Every Netflix Original Christmas Romance Film And Lived To Tell The Tale Christmas ‘tis the season. The season for the cheap, disposable holiday tv-movies. Originally innovated by c […]

Movie Monday: 'Portrait of a Lady on Fire' Céline Sciamma’s Portrait of a Lady of Fire is a film that has long been sitting dormant on my watchlist. I ap […]

Books of 2024 At this time of year, it is hard to open the books section of a paper, or a literary magazine, without coming […]

Carry-On Review: An Airport Action That Struggles to Take Off Easy to enter but difficult to escape, an airplane is an exciting setting for an action movie. In the ghosts of […]