Month: July 2023

Paul 10 July 2023

When it comes to horror films, our minds often conjure up images of small, eerie towns, haunted houses, or creepy...

Paul 10 July 2023

He came from nothing. He conquered everything. In November, Joaquin Phoenix is ready to 'Conquer', today Sony Pictures unveil the...

Paul 9 July 2023

The Weekend is nearly it can only mean one thing, it's Sunday and time for The Chronicle. The latest Podcast...

Freda Cooper 9 July 2023

It’s ten years since Nicole Holofcener and Julia Louis-Dreyfus combined their talents for Enough Said, a mature rom-com that captured...

Freda Cooper 9 July 2023

The voices at the start of Celine Song’s delicate Past Lives don’t have faces. They could be us. They’re fascinated...

Freda Cooper 9 July 2023

We’ve probably all done it. Got together with some friends to dabble in the supernatural, courtesy of a Ouija board...

Cara McWilliam-Richardson 7 July 2023

Door Mouse is the feature length debut from writer and director Avan Jogia. The film stars Hayley Law as the...

Freda Cooper 7 July 2023

Warmth and beautiful observation have characterized Ira Sachs’ best films – Love Is Strange and Little Men in particular –...

Paul 7 July 2023

How will you get your mojo back? Could it be during an zombie apocalypse? This coming weekend Crunchyroll will release...

Freda Cooper 7 July 2023

For his feature debut, director/writer Andrew Durham has taken us to somewhere we know, or at least feel we do...

Paul 6 July 2023

Some of those demons once where angels, The Conjuring franchise gave us one of them, The Nun. Later this Summer...

Paul 6 July 2023

Reggae legend Bob Marley no needs no introduction, you don't even to be a fan to at least know who...

Paul 6 July 2023

After the awful news of the closure of the Filmhouse Cinema last year threatened to end the Edinburgh International Film...

Paul 5 July 2023

When it comes big and dramatic, Martin Scorsese knows how to deliver something epic. Killers Of The Flower Moon looks...