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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘The Shed’ Review: Dir. Frank Sabatella (2019)
The Shed review: A bullied teen discovers a monster hiding in his shed and must decide how to deal with it...
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Film Reviews
/ 5 years ago‘Zombieland: Double Tap’ Review: Dir. Ruben Fleischer (2019)
In 2009 the zombie subgenre of horror films was reaching saturation point. The likes of 28 Days Later and Dawn of...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘Portrait Of A Lady On Fire’ Review: Dir. Céline Sciamma (2019) [LFF]
Céline Sciamma has become a filmmaker notorious for crafting films of real intimacy and beauty. Her latest, the much-lauded Cannes darling...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘Bad Education’ Review: Dir. Cory Finley (2019) [LFF]
Following his darkly wry debut Thoroughbreds, director Cory Finley tackles embezzlement and fraud for his sophomore feature: Bad Education. Like its...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘The Irishman’ Review: Dir. Martin Scorsese (2019) [LFF]
There’s a lot of reasons to be excited about The Irishman. Not only is it the latest from maestro filmmaker Martin...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years agoJudy & Punch Review: Dir. Mirrah Foulkes (2019) [LFF]
Delivering a twisted origin story for the centuries old puppet show ‘Punch & Judy’, this debut feature from Australian filmmaker Mirrah...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘Ordinary Love’ Review: Dir. Lisa Barros D’Sa, Glenn Leyburn (2019) [LFF]
Liam Neeson and Lesley Manville star as a married couple facing a crisis in this intimate and stark drama. Tom (Neeson)...
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Film Reviews
/ 5 years ago‘El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie’ Review: Dir. Vince Gilligan (2019)
This review contains Breaking Bad spoilers. For many, Breaking Bad is considered to be among the greatest television shows of all...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘Official Secrets’ Review: Dir. Gavin Hood (2019)
Sometimes a film stumbles into its timeliness with poetic coincidence. With all the talk of whistleblowers currently dominating the news, albeit...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘Wounds’ Review: Dir. Babak Anvari (2019) [LFF]
Everything from even the premise of Wounds is absurd. Armie Hammer stars as Will, a bartender that spends his nights fixing...