During the London premiere of Rebel Moon, Zack Snyder talked about how he has virtually been working on this film for quite a long time. It seems like a lot of work and thought went…
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Film Review – Rustin (2023)
Rustin has been much talked about as a possible award contender, thanks to its brilliant acting, impressive soundtrack, and powerful story. The film tells the story of the longest peaceful protest to date: despite being…
Film Review – Pain Hustlers (2023)
The scale of the opioid crisis has been well documented in books, television shows, live debates, podcasts, and everywhere else in between, but what transpired, and how it was allowed to happen, still beggars belief.…
Film Review – Fair Play (2023)
Could 2023 be the Year of Alden Ehrenreich? If it is, it’ll be third time lucky. After it looked like happening when he starred in the Coen Brothers Hail, Caesar! and didn’t, the omens were…
Film Review – Accused (2023)
From the director of 2021’s Boiling Point comes another film that exudes stress throughout, albeit in a very different way. Proving his expertise at simmering tensions, Philip Barantini returns with thriller Accused. The film follows…
Film Review – Heart Of Stone (2023)
Netflix. The revolutionaries who have helped bring out the biggest change in film and television history haven’t had the smoothest of rides in the last year or so: the pandemic, naturally, saw their subscribers go…
Film Review – Murder Mystery 2 (2023)
The career of the comedic tornado that is Adam Sandler is one that many people have conflicting opinions on. There are his longstanding, loyal fans, who have been with him since either the Airheads and…
Film Review – White Noise (2022)
Unfilmable books seem to be Hollywood’s greatest challenge . Many have succeeded (Lord Of The Rings, Trainspotting), others like Noah Baumbach’s White Noise should have stayed unfilmed. Tinseltown seem to get a little ambitious every…
Netflix Review – Mr Harrigan’s Phone (2022)
Stephen King has been considered in some quarters one of our greatest genre writers. He is also the only writer to have the most adaptations of his books to Film and television. You don’t have…
Netflix Review – Day Shift (2022)
Bill Withers’ song Just The Two of Us could easily all about Day Shift. Starring Jamie Foxx and Vampire action comedy are like the perfect couple. That maybe on paper, on the small screen are…
Film Review – The Bubble (2022)
The pandemic has changed the world in countless, nay endless ways, and its impact is still being felt right now (yes, despite government rules being obliterated, the virus is still hanging around – wear a…
Film Review – The Adam Project (2022)
It might not be the most popular opinion in the film world right now, but the tag team of Ryan Reynolds and Shawn Levy have quietly been helping to keep cinema ticking over in the…
Film Review – Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022)
Unlike the past decade of horror cinema where visionary filmmakers can release a single original, “elevated” work of art that very rarely gets a sequel, the same could not be said for all that came…
Film Review – Bigbug (2022)
21 years on from his internationally triumphant romcom Amélie, the archetypal purveyor of surrealist comedic fantasy Jean-Pierre Jeunet is back! Filmed amidst the cataclysmic year of 2020, Bigbug arrives nearly a decade on from his…