ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2019: #7 – Us Katy Moon December 30, 2019 Analysis, Features, Top 10 The doppelgänger is an age-old figure of dread. A portent of doom or impending misfortune, they’re often hellbent on eliminating and supplanting the ‘original’. They represent the uniquely horrific...
Toy Story 4 – Review David Brake June 24, 2019 Reviews Is Toy Story 4 anything more than one last wring of the franchise towel to drain those last few dollars out? Disney has decided today’s audiences require "new" versions of their 1990s classics such as The...
Ma – Review Jack King May 31, 2019 Reviews There's no prerequisite suggesting that a film must have something to say for it to be good. There are plenty of brilliant movies with the density of styrofoam. The realm of the genre flick, however –...
Us – Review Alex Goldstein March 21, 2019 Reviews In compelling horror-thriller Us, Jordan Peele turns his forensic eye on the ways in which humans are their own worst enemies – packing in home invasion, zombies and high concept sci-fi tropes on the...
ORWAV Oscars 2018 – The Results Tom Bond March 4, 2018 Analysis, Features, One Off For once our ORWAV Oscar nominations turned up a similar list to the Academy, suggesting that this time, maybe, they’ve recognised the right performances and films. With just a handful of underdogs creeping...
Top 20 Films of 2017: #1 – Get Out Kambole Campbell December 31, 2017 Analysis, Features Spoilers ahead. This isn’t the best made film on the list. Just to get the acknowledgement out of the way early – Get Out is Jordan Peele’s first solo film as writer and director, and it occasionally...
Your Week In Film: A Deal for Peele, a New Turn for Dern, and more! Stephen O'Nion May 5, 2017 News 1. Jordan Peele appeal for real; Universal seal deal for future reels Having set the record for highest-grossing feature debut from a writer-director with an original screenplay (you should see the size of...
Get Out – Review Rachel Brook March 11, 2017 Reviews Jordan Peele’s Get Out has quite accurately been described as a horror movie where the villain is racism. In this accomplished first feature, Peele intelligently intertwines historical contexts of racially...
Keanu – Review David Brake July 17, 2016 Reviews The comedic talents of Key and Peele need no verification. After five years consistently delivering hilarious and timely comedic sketches on their show on Comedy Central, it's clear to anyone with an...
Spotlight: Key and Peele Joni Blyth July 14, 2016 Analysis, Features, Spotlight Chances are, you should have come across Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele by now. Even if you’ve never had a friend burst in to show you one of the fantastic sketches from their eponymous show, you may...