Film Probe Daily Picks #8 The first time I watched ‘I Saw the TV Glow’ (2024) I simply didn’t appreciate it and therefore, dismissed it. After some time I went back to the film and I was able to digest its deeper, underlying meanings. ‘I Saw the TV Glow’ takes you on a surrealist journey of self discovery and self acceptance, you explore the trans experience through this film. The moment in a trans person’s life when they realise their identity does not correspond to their as

Tells the story of the Von Erich brothers as they make history in the highly competitive world of professional wrestling in the early 1980s. Through tragedy and triumph, the brothers seek larger-than-life immortality on the biggest stage in sports.

Film Probe Daily Picks #6 If you call yourself a cinema lover, then you must be familiar with Charlie Chaplin. One of the industries most influential and important icons, his work today might seem a little old to the general consumer but The Gold Rush (1925) is a monumental must see for any Chaplin fan or anyone interested in comedy. 'While on a gold-hunting mission to Alaska, a rogue is hit by a storm and seeks refuge in a hut, where he meets a fugitive and a gold-seeker. Ho

Film Probe Daily Picks #5 The one that started it all, The Lost Boys (1987) is the holy grail of vampire movies. For those who love the occult, this film is one of the first of its kind. It changed the vampire genre forever, sexy teen vampires in leather jackets and rocking one earring. Without The Lost Boys, we wouldn’t have Twilight. With an electric cast of young talent, The Lost Boys is a coming-of-age vampire horror that toys with themes of adolescence, rebellion and the