Film Review – Flash Gordon 40th Anniversary (1980)
Flash Gordon is the hero of probably one of the oldest sci-fi titles in popular culture. First published in 1937,...
Joel Fisher
DVD Review – The Wretched (2019)
Ben (John-Paul Howard) is the child of an impending divorce. His dad, Liam (Jamison Jones) has moved out and got...
Film Review – A Bigger Splash (1973)
A Bigger Splash is probably one of David Hockney’s most famous paintings, recently being sold at auction for an incredible...
Film Review – The Invisible Man (2020)
Horror, Mystery | USA, 2019 | 15 | 29th June 2020 (UK)| Blu-Ray, DVD, Digital | Universal Pictures | Dir.Leigh...
Film Review – Ready Or Not (2019)
Grace (Samara Weaving) and Alex (Mark O’ Brien) are about to embark on the greatest adventure that life has to...
Film Review – Bait (2019)
Martin (Edward Rowe) and Steven (Giles King) are brothers who see the world very differently. While Steven has transformed their...
Film Review – The Miracle Worker (1962)
The Miracle Worker is the incredible true story and Oscar winning film that depicts the early life of Helen Keller...
Film Review – Little Monsters (2019)
Dave (Alexander England) just won’t let go of the past, his band is all he thinks about and they haven’t...
Film Review – 24 Frames (2017, Criterion Collection)
24 Frames is the last work of Abbas Kiarostami, posthumously released on the Criterion Collection after his death in 2016....
Short Film Review – The Game Of The Clock (2019)
The Game of the Clock is a short horror film from director Michele Olivieri and co-written by Ian Reid. The...
Film Review – Girl On The Third Floor (2019)
Don Koch (Phil Brooks, better known as C.M. Punk) is an ex-con who has turned his life around. He is...
Film Review – Nefarious (2019)
Marcus (Toby Winn-Davies) and Clive (Gregory A. Smith) are brothers, Clive has a learning disability but still works, enduring the...
Film Review – Ladyworld (2018)
Eden (Atheena Frizzell) has a birthday party and invites all her friends. However, just before Ladyworld begins, an earthquake traps...
Film Review -The Devil’s Playground (1976)
The Devil’s Playground is the semi-autobiographical and at times controversial film debut from writer/director Fred Schepisi. The story follows Tom...