2022 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – Sissy (2022)
After a traumatic incident as a teenager, Cecilia (Aisha Dee) has reinvented herself as a
After a traumatic incident as a teenager, Cecilia (Aisha Dee) has reinvented herself as a
In the last few years, the renaissance of sea shanties has been something of a
Comic book movies are big business these days. Summer blockbusters complete with lavish budgets, A
Belated prequel to 2009’s killer twist cult horror revealing how evil Esther the family molester
It’s a title that poses more than one question. If, like this writer, you like
Daring, provocative, thoughtful, and probing are words that have already been thrown at the career
It seems apt to be writing this review in the light of the week of
It is clear that there is something about Jem Belcher, the youngest ever boxing world
If you have seen any of David Leitch’s previous directorial offerings then you will be
The DC Animated Universe has been steadily releasing films since 2007 and Green Lantern: Beware
At last streamers are waking up to the unique power of animation. Netflix’s The Mitchells
Released as part of their brilliant Masters of Cinema series, Eureka Entertainment give us the
Monstrous we originally watched at 2022 Glasgow Film Festival (part of Arrow Video FrightFest line
Adapted from the bestselling novel by Delia Owens, Where the Crawdads Sing was produced for