Beyond Trainspotting: The World of Irvine Welsh Review
When modern masterpiece Trainspotting had its Cannes Film Festival premiere in May of 1996, this was the unexpected birth of...
When modern masterpiece Trainspotting had its Cannes Film Festival premiere in May of 1996, this was the unexpected birth of...
Promising start has interesting opening credits backed by some gratifying score accompaniment from established composer Robert Mai, into early scenes...
The first word that came to mind when describing this Australian hybrid action creature feature as the final credits rolled...
Independent horror at its finest with a pulse, showcasing a solid cast and creatively effective villain that has a lifelong reason...
I couldn't imagine too many viewers deciding to watch this insidious movie all the way through besides friends and family...
An interesting indie achievement with various layers of identity and freak show quota regarding fear of clowns, better known as coulrophobia....
An uncomfortable watch, bleak and violent, a sense of sheer realism is hardly entertaining, but believe it or not, there...
Saint Clare is a towering Joan of Arc-inspired opus with blended modern subtext alongside a complex performance by underappreciated actor...
Last Resort aka ULTIMA RATIO or Die Hard in a Bank, not quite beat for beat to the all time...
It takes around two minutes into Bogieville to get a clear idea of what mayhem and chaos to expect throughout this engaging vampire...
It's Nun carnage in Thailand, an established mix of action and faith crossing paths in this story of a grown...
Frewaka is incredibly creepy, slow burning minor masterpiece disorientating folk-horror took me into uncomfortable spaces of tension. Small town Irish...
Out now from Plaion Pictures is buddy cop thriller First Shift starring Gino Anthony Pesi and Kristen Renton. The film...
First Shift is an enticing, always potent action drama has an entertaining duo of urban detectives on the beat in...