EIFF 2013 – We Are The Freaks Review
Justin Edgar's We Are the Freaks sets out to challenge the conventions of the traditional teen-comedy, and it mostly does...
Andrew McArthur
Obsessed with all things film, television, and pop music. Worshipper of John Waters, Roman Polanski, and classy French actresses.
EIFF 2013 – The Bling Ring Review
The Bling Ring marks Sofia Coppola's first feature since 2010's outstanding Somewhere and faces the challenge of living up to...
EIFF 2013 – Monsters University Review
Pixar have had mixed luck with sequels and franchises with the likes of Toy Story 2 and 3 proving masterclasses...
EIFF 2013 – Frances Ha Review
Chances are the most charming film you will see at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival is Noah Baumbach's Frances...
EIFF 2013 – Shooting Bigfoot Review
Morgan Matthews' Shooting Bigfoot is likely to be a firm fan favourite of this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival. Matthews'...
World War Z Review
Despite its well documented production problems, World War Z manages to be a stunningly refreshing and original take on the...
EIFF 2013 – What Maisie Knew Review
Taking a classic piece of late-nineteenth century literature and adapting it in a contemporary fashion is a risky move that...
EIFF 2013 – The East Review
You would think a film like The East that details the work of anarchic environmental activists would make a thrilling...
Warm Bodies DVD Review
Before watching Warm Bodies, I was initially concerned that it was going to be a zombie film for the Twilight...
Stranded DVD Review
Those in the mood for a slice of cheap B-Movie sci-fi/horror could do far worse than the upcoming Stranded -...
Vehicle 19 Blu-Ray Review
Shortly before thrilling us all again in Fast & Furious 6, Paul Walker stars in Vehicle 19, written and directed...
DVD Review: Nothing But The Truth
A staggering three years after its US release, Nothing But The Truth finally makes its way to DVD and Blu-Ray...
Deadfall Review
After his well-received German crime drama, The Counterfeiters, Stefan Ruzowitzky returns to American cinema with violent thriller, Deadfall, which whilst...
Jeff Nicholl’s Mud Review
Jeff Nichols'  Mud successfully presents a tale of broken romances and coming of age in a woozy Arkansas Summer, but falls...