Review: Maxine Minx, Orlando, and Kill - A Look at Three Films

Maxine Minx: A Darkly Comedic Mini Horror Franchise

Set in 1980s Hollywood, Maxine Minx follows the story of an adult movie star, played by Mia Goth, who lands a role in a mainstream horror film. However, her aspirations of making it big are jeopardized when she becomes the target of a serial killer.

Writer-director Ti West delivers a thrilling third installment in his mini horror franchise. Maxine Minx is a direct sequel to X, where Mia Goth portrays an aspiring porn star haunted by a serial killer. The film offers a blend of retro aesthetics, brilliant performances from Goth, Kevin Bacon, and Elizabeth Debicki, and a playful approach to darkly comedic violence.

Orlando: A Fascinating Exploration of Trans and Non-Binary Voices

Paul B Preciado's interpretation of Virginia Woolf's novel, Orlando, takes a documentary-style approach to explore the experiences of trans and non-binary individuals who identify as "Orlandos." Through enactments and monologues, the film delves into the meaning of transition and identity, offering a polished and captivating narrative.

Kill: An Action-Packed Hindu Language Brawl-Fest

For fans of violence and epic fight choreography, Kill presents a thrilling experience. Directed by Nikhil Nagesh Bhat, the film follows Army commando Amrit as he battles weapon-wielding bandits to save the woman he loves. With intense action sequences and a hint of humor, Kill is a rollercoaster ride of hunt and kill.