Only God Forgives Review
After edging closer to mainstream audiences with his 2011 feature Drive, Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn gives his new-found audience...
Film Reviews
The Conjuring Review
James Wan, member of the “Splat-pack”, writer/director of Saw, cult purveyor, herald of the dingy urban horror, a new talent...
Frances Ha Review
It was the most charming film at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival Noah Baumbach's Frances Ha and today the...
The Wolverine Review 2
After the ghastly, whimsical mess of X Men Origins, there's a sense that director James Mangold is desperate to take...
The Frozen Ground Review
After hanging up his Ghost-Rider leathers, Nicolas Cage returns to a more toned-down role in The Frozen Ground - a tense serial killer thriller...
The Wolverine Review
Despite a critical mauling, X-Men Origins: Wolverine proved financially lucrative enough to merit another standalone feature for Hugh Jackman's Wolverine. James Mangold (Knight &...
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone Blu-Ray Review
Last years re-release of Orson Wells’s F for Fake highlighted cinema’s long held fascination with magic. It’s a subject that...
The Sigil DVD Review
The Sigil (2012) is a pseudo horror film, masquerading under the false impression that it is scary, when in-fact its...
The Seasoning House DVD Review
Set in the War-torn Balkans in the mid 90’s The Seasoning House follows deaf mute Angel played by Rosie Day...
Eden Review
South Korean, Cheong Kim was 19 years old when she met a man claiming to be in the United States...
The World’s End Review
Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg have a fair old amount to live up to with this final installment in their...
Arbitrage DVD Review
As a contemporary drama Arbitrage (2012), the new film from writer / director Nicholas Jarecki, is an engrossing essay on...
Pacific Rim Review
In recent years Hollywood has come to believe that in order to satisfy the paying public it must give them...
Monsters University Review
I can't imagine there were too many people clamouring for a sequel, or indeed a prequel, to Pixar's joyously goofy...