Phil Hoad is a freelance reporter and critic who contributes to publications such as Yahoo Sports Canada and The Guardian. With a focus on film and cultural commentary, Phil explores a range of topics including film reviews, cultural trends, and social issues.
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Phil Hoad predominantly focuses on providing reviews of films. His coverage revolves around film analysis, rankings, genres, and international movies. He seems to have a keen interest in presenting critical perspectives on diverse cinematic works.
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By: Phil Hoad
Phil Hoad · 2-min read A monster, or the supernatural, as a manifestation of uncontainable emotions is hardly a new
By: Phil Hoad
An overlong, overly lightweight tale of Poland’s two-time Olympic champion Jerzy Kulej is saved by a rallying last half hour
By: Phil Hoad
Phil Hoad · 2-min read This is a glossily shot but overlong biopic of two-time Olympic gold-winning boxer Jerzy Kulej that
By: Phil Hoad
The fourth film spin-off from the daffy Japanese X-Men knock-off beams its dream-like action into a flying fortress where victims are turned into superfolk
By: Phil Hoad
The film's nosedive will have repercussions for the still-floundering DC and beyond
By: Phil Hoad
A family playing a game are sent back in time to a medieval village where they must kill werewolves in order to return to the future
By: Phil Hoad
Star and co-director Crystal J Huang plays a ballroom-dancing geisha assassin in this preposterous LA melodrama
An unexplained impact leaves a mission to Saturn’s moon, Titan, in catastrophic danger, with Affleck and a skeleton crew struggling to keep a grip on reality
By: Phil Hoad
Adapted from Juan Rulfo’s inflential novel, Rodrigo Prieto’s fractured drama of a son’s return home is confusing but powerful
By: Phil Hoad
Its Game of Thronesian intrigue, benevolent Skeletor protagonist and surprising lack of gratuitous violence sets this series apart
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