Film Reviews

Ian Schultz 3 May 2016

Car Wash is an odd film, it comes at the tail end of blaxploitation craze of the early to mid '70s....

Ian Schultz 2 May 2016

William Friedkin remains one of the best directors of the New Hollywood boom of the '70s his run of The...

Paul 1 May 2016

20 plus years ago a certain young man called Forest Gump told the world "Mama always said life was like...

Ian Schultz 30 April 2016

Few films are really unclassifiable in terms of genre but The Ninth Configuration is one of those. It is a black comedy? is...

Ian Schultz 28 April 2016

The Beatnik phenomenon is often considered exclusively American but in reality Britain had its own form of it. The UK...

Harry 28 April 2016

Rachet and Clank, the animated science fiction film based on the popular video game series of the same name, fails...

Ian Schultz 27 April 2016

Rainer Werner Fassbinder remains one of the most prolific directors of all-time; he made over 40 feature films and even...

Zach Roddis 23 April 2016

With an ensemble cast, and dark context, 'Louder Than Bombs' is eager to establish the notion that it's narrative doesn't...

Andrew McArthur 19 April 2016

There's a touch of Luc Besson influence floating around Idris Elba's latest film, Bastille Day, a Parisian set thriller that...

Andrew McArthur 19 April 2016

Plagued by creative problems when it lost both director Lynne Ramsay and cast-members Michael Fassbender and Jude Law by Day...

chris Banks 15 April 2016

Disney is certainly going full force with its quest to seemingly do a live action remake of everything in its...

Ian Schultz 13 April 2016

David Lynch undeniably is the modern-day face of surrealism on the big screen, only maybe Luis Buñuel (who of course was...

Josh Hall 12 April 2016

Voted the eighth best film ever made in the Sight & Sound 2012 poll, and the best documentary ever in...

Ian Schultz 12 April 2016

Re-Animator remains one of the finest “Horror-Comedies” to ever grace the screen. The film was based on a series of...