Category: Alvin Tsang

Alvin Tsang

Film Reviewer

In his youth Alvin loved watching movies and would find himself spending his lunch money and allowance at the box office. He loved the Matrix and the X-Men films, and somewhere along the way, he discovered a love for horror movies — Hereditary, Midsommar and Mother! being his favourites. He now holds a professional writing diploma, a couple of journalism degrees, and likes to spend his free time reviewing movies on IMDB and for various magazines. @alvinwct

Review: Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

“I didn’t enjoy this third standalone Ant-Man film as much as I would have liked to, and I thought it fumbled on a couple of things.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: After Ever Happy

“The series is basically ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ for college kids. These movies aren’t for everyone, but they’re fun. Actually they’re not even fun, they’re just plain addicting.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: Fresh

“Fresh (2022) is captivating, highly romantic and absolutely horrific, and in my opinion, one of the best horrors in the last two years.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: L’Entente Cordiale (The Cordial Agreement)

“L’Entente Cordiale (The Cordial Agreement) is a lot of fun. Just observe and ride the madness.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: Sarah

“Sarah easily finds emotional connection with the audience. This one is a must see.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: Jelly

“Jelly is absolutely one of my favourite shorts to come out of OCan22. It’s a must see.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: Tears of Oizys

“Overall, it’s fine and tasteful, and I do recommend checking this one out.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: The Star Mill

“I was intrigued by the premise and wanted to feel engrossed in the lore.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: Magic Trick

“Magic Trick is a very smart and amusing LGBTQ+ short film, and I would recommend this to anyone and everyone.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: Baduk

“Baduk is a short film that’s very sincere and makes a resonant closing statement. I highly recommend this one.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: Mute

“I love a good mystery, and I highly recommend Mute to anyone who feels the same – and the best part? You get answers.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: Pinball & Perogies (2nd Review)

“It’s a well-directed short feature by Sammy J. Lewis, and the attention to detail and compelling narrative make it a great watch.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: The Debate

“It’s an intriguing and confusing viewing experience, and I highly recommend it. The sound design is especially beautiful.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: The Flexed Arm Hang

“The short film has such depth and character, you can’t help but fall in love with it.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: Seeking Oblivion

“It’s about human flaws, dumb decisions and forgiveness. Seeking Oblivion captures how needlessly awful life is for Jeremy, even when he’s doing his best and doing all the right things.” – Alvin Tsang

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Review: death isn’t the same anymore

“This auditory cinepoem can be felt with all the senses. It feels cold. It feels lonely. It’s complex and skillfully mapped.” – Alvin Tsang

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