Reviews
28 Years Later
A surprising, existential and experimental new entry into the iconic series that, while sometimes uneven, still provides more than enough juicy meat for horror fans to sink their teeth into.
Film
Film Reviews from a spectrum of opinions and perspectives
Festivals
Heavyweight | OBSCURAE @ Raindance 2025
A riveting and well-made character study that goes deeper on the tenuous mind-space boxers manage in the lead up to the world's most beloved bloodsport.
Festivals
Preview: Raindance Film Festival
Let's see the most anticipated watches for some of our team at Obscurae.
Festivals
EDGAR WRIGHT LOOKALIKE CONTEST
Our first ever casual meet-up this Sunday in Central London, to celebrate Raindance Film Festival!
Film
🇺🇸Materialists is All About Love, But Less Than The Sum of its Parts
Good cinematography can obscure bad writing, and I'm not really sold on what Materialists is selling about us. The film has charm and disarms in funny little interludes, yet it's disinterested in anything besides the aesthetic.
Festivals
ATTAGIRL! | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
In what can only be described as the most colourful, explosive and beautifully kitchy Short I have had the pleasure to see this year, Klimovski rampages.
Festivals
I Was Born This Way | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
A star-studded deep dive into Carl Bean - the highly influential Singer, Activist and Clergyman, proud, and ahead of his time.
Film
OH, HI! | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
Tied Up Tight and Toxic, OH, HI! is a Heartstruck Misery for the Situationship Generation.
Sweet and Short
Sweet and Short: "Dear Dorothy" (Dir. Matthew McPherson)
In a haunting, resilient and sharp war short based on a true story, 'Dear Dorothy' gets behind allied lines, and writes the glory from the dirt.
Festivals
Ride Or Die | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
With Ride Or Die, Josalynn Smith transfuses grungy 90s dissatisfaction into the chassis of a beautifully shot modern feature, painted red, peeling to blue, then blossoming to a pale lilac.
Film
Twelve Moons | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
A gripping portrait of the depths you can sink to when you're grief stricken and your husband truly hates you.
Festivals
Fior Di Latte | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
Fiore Di Latte punctures wacky with doses of real, and Charlotte Ercoli uses the madness like an easel to paint a woefully accurate portrait of addiction.