film reviews

Just last month Cineworld announced it was set to close all of its cinemas across

Edward Zwick’s biographical drama brims with emotive energy, held together by two knock-out performances from

Grief is a universal emotion. The issue of gun violence is perhaps more prevalent in

There’s something about being on a train. The speed, the confinement, the close proximity of

It’s been a while, Alan Ball. Nestled nicely into TV in recent years, it’s a

As you could imagine from another high concept Blumhouse production, there is a lot happening,

The Sunlit Night is the fourth feature film directed by David Wnendt and based on

England has become a totalitarian state led under the iron fist of Chancellor Adam Sutler

Blood Harvest is atmospheric as possible for a film on such a small budget. Writer/Director

The hard-driving, fast-talking, star-studded Smokey and the Bandit comedies are now together on DVD in

Inside Out meets Monsters Inc. Dreambuilders is a Pixar-esque movie full of heart and magic

They don’t happen until next April, but speculation about the Oscars is already in full

A couple of years ago, Netflix came up with what turned out to be the

Waxworks is a German horror-fantasy anthology film released in 1924 from the director of The