Film Review – THE MOOR (2023)
Survivor’s guilt is given a supernatural slant in this evocative psychological horror about child abduction and the subsequent search for...
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Film Review – The Civil Dead (2022)
Ghost stories are as old as cinema itself but usually, we get the typical haunting and a film that is...
Film Review – Europa (2022)
The plight of immigrants is given a terrifying close-up in Haider Rashid’s film Europa. After entering Europe on foot between...
Film Review – Lapwing (2021)
Director Philip Stevens doesn’t waste a second in plunging us into the world of his debut feature, Lapwing. It’s spelt...
Film Review – A Brixton Tale (2021)
It’s a film of two stories. On screen, A Brixton Tale spotlights social divisions and strained loyalties but behind the scenes is...
Film Review – Nemesis (2021)
Written by Adam Stephen Kelly (Done In, Kill Kane) and directed by James Crow (House of Salem), the film stars...
Film Review – Looted (2019)
Lost youth in the mix of casual criminality boosting cars in exchange for a quick payday elevates into higher stakes...
Film Review – Eternal Beauty (2019)
Sometimes it’s just the most everyday things that trigger a memory, an experience, however deeply it’s buried. For Sally Hawkins’...
Film Review – You Don’t Nomi (2019)
The year was 1995. Bruce Willis had stormed back into favour after a string of flops with the third (and...
Film Review – Ladyworld (2018)
Eden (Atheena Frizzell) has a birthday party and invites all her friends. However, just before Ladyworld begins, an earthquake traps...
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – Gwen (2019)
William McGregor's Gwen is a staggeringly impressive debut delivers nerve-shredding Gothic dread centring on a rural Welsh community in the...
Film Review – Steel Country (2018)
Andrew Scott is having a moment – and it’s not the first time. His gloriously mercurial Moriarty in Sherlock garnered...
Film Review – Lizzie (2018)
According to the well-known rhyme that has been chanted by children in playgrounds for decades, Lizzie Borden ‘took an axe...
Film Review – Possum (2018)
Influences of Lynchian surrealism and the psychological end of Hammer Horror productions are lurking in Possum, an unsettling British thriller that stuns with...