Loud and Clear Reviews

Loud and Clear started in October 2017, inspired by a writer’s passion for sharing her movie insights. What began as a small personal blog has transformed into a significant cinema hub. Today, our team consists of 39 dedicated film critics, and we've published over 1,300 reviews. We've reported from numerous film festivals globally, conducted interviews, and covered red carpet events. We've also hosted various giveaways, and our quotes have been featured in trailers, DVDs, and promotional materials. With over 6,000 followers on our social media platforms, we consistently publish 2 to 4 articles each day.

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Black Mirror Season 7 Review: Full of Ideas

3 days ago | loudandclearreviews.com | Jack Walters

Black Mirror season 7 is one of the show’s most creative and ambitious in a long time, held back by only a couple of underwhelming stories. Showrunner: Charlie BrookerDirectors: Toby Haynes, Haolu Wang, David Slade, Ally Pankiw, Chris Barrett & Luke TaylorGenre: Sci-Fi, Dystopian, Mystery, Psychological ThrillerNumber of Episodes: 6Release Date: April 10, 2025Where to Watch: Globally on NetflixOver the years, Netflix’s Black Mirror has been a project filled with highs and lows.
The White Lotus Season 3 Review

2 weeks ago | loudandclearreviews.com | Alise Chaffins

In season 3 of The White Lotus on HBO, Mike White continues his fascinating character studies of the ultra-rich and how wealth influences their decisions.
A Nightmare on Elm Street Review: Don’t Fall Asleep

3 weeks ago | loudandclearreviews.com | Sebastian Zavala

Wes Craven’s original A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) still works as a disturbing and bloody slasher despite its age. Writer and Director: Wes CravenGenre: Horror, SlasherRun Time: 91′Rated: RU.S. Release: November 9, 1984U.K. Release: August 2, 1985Where to Watch: On digital and on demand, and on DVD & Blu-RayA Nightmare on Elm Street wasn’t legendary filmmaker Wes Craven’s first film, but it certainly was the one that made him famous.
Eric LaRue Review: The Consequences of Death

3 weeks ago | loudandclearreviews.com | Sebastian Zavala

Michael Shannon’s Eric LaRue is a slow and potent drama that deals with the repercussions of a school shooting. Director: Michael ShannonWriter: Brett NeveuGenre: DramaRun Time: 119′U.S. Release: April 4, 2025U.K. Release: TBAWhere to Watch: In US theatersAs a non-American, all I know about school shootings is what I gather from the news – and from films like Michael Shannon’s directorial debut, Eric LaRue.
Dying for Sex Review: Williams Shines, Slate Excels

3 weeks ago | loudandclearreviews.com | Serena Seghedoni

Even though the premise of FX’s Dying for Sex feels somewhat disconnected from its actual story, flawless performances and an empathetic script make this cancer dramedy worthwhile.
William Tell Movie Review: Alps & Apples

3 weeks ago | loudandclearreviews.com | Joe Botten

Nick Hamm’s William Tell aims high with thunderous battles, a talented ensemble, and stunning vistas, even if it borrows a few too many moves from better epics.
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip Review

3 weeks ago | loudandclearreviews.com | Maxance Vincent

While it doesn’t reinvent the wheel, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip is a fun time for the whole family to enjoy on Disney+. Director: Marvin LemusGenre: Family, ComedyRun Time: 78′Rated: PGRelease Date: March 28, 2025Where to Watch: Stream it Globally on Disney PlusIt’s hard to believe that it has been ten years since Disney’s first adaptation of Judith Viorst’s Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (that title’s a mouthful).
Number One on the Call Sheet (Apple TV+): Review

3 weeks ago | loudandclearreviews.com | Sebastian Zavala

Number One on the Call Sheet is a potent two-part documentary about the struggles of the African-American stars of Hollywood.
The Silence of My Hands Review: Immersive LSM Doc

3 weeks ago | loudandclearreviews.com | Daniel Allen

Manuel Acuña’s documentary The Silence of My Hands uses sign language and immersive sound design to tell the story of a romance facing various complications. Director: Manuel AcuñaGenre: DocumentaryRun Time: 80′BFI Flare Screening: March 24-28, 2025U.S. Release Date: TBAU.K. Release Date: TBAThe Silence of My Hands (El Silencio de Mis Manos) is not a completely silent film.
Interview: Joshua Oppenheimer on The End

4 weeks ago | loudandclearreviews.com | Philip Bagnall

Ahead of the U.K. release of The End, we interview writer-director Joshua Oppenheimer about oil barons, empathy and existentialist dread. Amongst the raft of ‘dark’ musicals that hit the screens in 2024, one film stood out from the rest. The End marks the narrative debut of writer-director Joshua Oppenheimer and, much like its director, it’s eloquent, memorable and passionate in its themes.