Glasgow Film Festival Review – ‘Free Fire’ (2016)
Ben Wheatley has once again pulled it out of the bag. 'Free Fire' also has an Exec Producer list as...
Film Reviews
Bluray Review – Bunny Lake is Missing (1965)
This film stars Americans Carol Lynley and Keir Dullea and is superbly directed by golden era Hollywood maverick Otto Preminger,...
Bluray Review – The Anderson Tapes (1971)
There's no messing about with this film or its characters. The Anderson of the title (Sean Connery) finishes up his...
DVD Review – Abandoned Dead (2017)
Left Films return in 2017 with this chillingly haunting film, Abandoned Dead. Following a security guard having to spend memorial...
Film Review – T2 Trainspotting (2017)
Controversy surrounded the original Scottish drug induced 1996 release Trainspotting due to frank subject matter with graphically detailed often dark...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – ‘Lost in France’ + live gig at O2 ABC, Glasgow
Film Irish director Niall McCann documents the rise of Glasgow indie label Chemikal Underground and the 1997 road trip that...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – ‘Old Stone’ (2016)
The directorial debut from Johnny Ma, 'Old Stone' is centred on one man who is pushed to his absolute limits....
Glasgow Film Festival Review – Rules Don’t Apply (2017)
Few filmmakers and actors have CVs as seamless as Warren Beatty. The actor became a Hollywood icon with a string...
DVD Review – Life On The Line (2015)
Life on the line is the new action thriller  that tells the story of a crew of men who work...
Film Review – Patriot’s Day (2017)
The annual Boston Marathon is a family event that brings together people far and wide, a day of city celebration...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – Hello My Name Is Doris (2015)
This is the new film by Michael Showalter, one half of the writing duo who brought us last year’s They...
DVD Review – The Crying Game (1992)
The Crying Game is a 1992 British thriller which is receiving a blu-ray release this February in the UK. The...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – Salt And Fire (2016)
Werner Herzog's first two dramatic features since 2009, Queen of the Desert and Salt and Fire have both struggled to...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – Neruda (2016)
Pablo LarraÃn reunites with No collaborator Gael GarcÃa Bernal for Neruda, a film that pays tribute the crossing boundaries between...