Film Review – The Grinch (2018)
It's the most wonderful time of the year: Christmas. Bells are ringing, sleighs are sleighing and turkey's are roasting but...
Scott J. Davis
Film Review – The Nutcracker & The Four Realms (2018)
Set with the lavish excesses of upper-class London, The Nutcracker… begins with us learning of tragedy and heartbreak: the loss...
Film Review – Peterloo (2018)
In a period when we are being faced with some of the biggest challenges we have seen both politically and...
Film Review – Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)
There’s a moment in the first third of Bohemian Rhapsody, the new film that centres on Queen and its legendary...
London Film Festival 2018 Review – Suspiria (2018)
In a film landscape that has countless remakes across every year, it would have been quite easy for someone to...
London Film Festival 2018 Review – Wild Rose (2018)
We’ve all dreamed a dream in time gone by, haven’t we? From our formative years, there is always something inside...
London Film Festival 2018 Review – The Old Man & The Gun (2018)
It's safe to assume that everyone is going to miss Robert Redford as he hangs his acting hat upon the...
London Film Festival 2018 Review – Green Book (2018)
It will surprise you (it certainly did us) that Green Book is directed by the guy who brought us Cameron...
Film Review – Smallfoot (2018)
Who hasn’t wanted to meet a real-life Yeti and wondered if they really, truly exist among us? The stuff of...
Film Review – Venom (2018)
You have to admire Tom Hardy sometimes: an actor of tremendous talents and abilities, he has found himself taking on...
Film Review – A Star Is Born (2018)
"We're far from the shallow, now" goes the lyrics to the already spectacularly success song "Shallow" from A Star Is...
Film Review – Searching (2018)
The internet, and the realm of computers, phones, pads and countless other technological advances, has changed the world forever. If...
Film Review – Upgrade (2018)
It's taken 27 years, three sequels, a ridiculous number of dollars and much more but here, finally, our time waiting...
Film Review – The Equalizer 2 (2018)
I think we can all agree that Denzel Washington could read the phone book for two hours and he would...