film reviews

It’s unbelievable  to think Snowpiercer made its UK premiere at the 2014 Edinburgh International Film

The rape-revenge genre is not one which has always covered itself in glory over the

Before, Tommy Boy, Black Sheep, the questionable Joe Dirt, or hugely underrated Lost & Found,

Small town America in the 1950s, an era riddled with Cold War and reds-under-the-bed paranoia,

If nothing else – and it aims for much higher levels than it ultimately is

Helen Hunt makes a rare foray into genre cinema with I See You from director

Lucky McKee is without question one of the most controversial working horror directors. His most

Detour is a 1945 black and white film noir, directed by Edgar G. Ulmer, and

There’s been numerous instances of aggrieved farmers spraying their local bank with slurry as a

From director Jay Roach (Meet the Parents, Austin Powers) comes one of the most powerful and

Much of the talk in recent weeks and months has, as we well know, been

Justin Kurzel’s punk Western drama goes out with all guns blazing in his anarchic take

Neasa Hardiman‘s eco-horror chiller Sea Fever is the directorial debut feature for Bafta wining writer/director,

It’s a film the world needs now and it could not have been timed better.