All About The Art In New Candyman Featurette
Finally we're only a few days away from Nia DaCosta's Candyman. Before you say his name five times, Universal Pictures...
Year: 2021
Win A Quiet Place Part II Bundle Giveaway
To celebrate the home entertainment release of A Quiet Place Part II, written and directed by John Krasinski and starring Emily Blunt...
The Game Is Changing In The Morning Show Season 2 Trailer
The game is changing and you can see that change next month when Season 2 of The Morning Show arrives...
Watch Trailer For The Wonderful: Stories from the Space Station
Universal Pictures have released the official Trailer for Claire Lewin's fascinating documentary The Wonderful: Stories from the Space Station. Celebrating...
Joel Coen’s The Tragedy Of Macbeth To Close BFI London Film Festival
The BFI announce Joel Coen's The Tragedy Of Macbeth is set to be this year’s Closing Night Gala for the...
Film Review – The Dry (2021)
The Dry is based on the best-selling novel from Jane Harper, this slow building Australian indie thriller has strong performances...
Film Review – Flatland (2019)
An acute sense of mystery and Intrigue hit from the outset continuing to an amped level throughout. Modern western thriller...
Sunday Short Theatre – Rendang Of Death (2020)
We all have favourite meals we all adore and have loved since we first tasted them. Sometimes that's recently other...
Review – The Deer King (2021 Edinburgh Film Festival)
Masashi Ando and Masayuki Miyaji’s The Deer King may not be the only animation at this year’s EIFF, but it...
The Sadness Review (Fantasia Film Festival)
Steel yourself for The Sadness, the blood-spattered death of morality and the rise of animalistic gratification in the most profoundly...
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2021 review – The Beta Test (2021)
The Beta Test is the latest from that most independent of independent film makers, Jim Cummings. After his portrait of...
Film Review – Pig (2021)
It’s become something of a cinematic tradition, one close to a cliché. The expectation that goes with a Nicolas Cage...
Martyrs Lane Review (Fantasia Film Festival)
Leah is a ten-year-old vicar's daughter who feels strangely ostracized by her own family. Playing second fiddle to the needs...
Review – The Justice Of Bunny King (2021, Edinburgh Film Festival)
“I need you to keep fighting,” says the paramedic in the ambulance. “You’re a fighter.” She’s not wrong. She’s talking...