Kambole Campbell
Kambole Campbell is a freelance film & TV critic living in London, with work appearing in such publications as Empire Magazine, Sight & Sound, Little White Lies, CartoonBrew, and others. You can follow him on Twitter.
By Kambole Campbell
| August 11, 2022
Go-motion itself was but a small part of the films it was deployed in, used to complement other techniques and props. It makes sense that such puppets would be deployed as a special effect in fantasy films that flirt with the macabre, go-motion becoming a sort of necromancy itself.
By Kambole Campbell
| June 2, 2022
Vividly imagining a new future for the African diaspora, Neptune Frost is a sprawling Afro-centric science fiction that at once uplifts the oppressed and dresses down neocolonialism and binary thinking.