Film Review – 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)
Director Dan Trachtenberg's first feature,10 Cloverfield Lane, is a remarkably imaginative thriller with a cast that give some incredible performances....
Film Reviews
Film Review – High-Rise (2016)
Producer Jeremy Thomas' passion project, an adaptation of J.G. Ballard's'unfilmable' 1975 novel High-Rise, finally makes its way to the screen...
Blu-Ray Review – The Black Widow
Bob Rafelson is a fascinating figure, he is responsible for forming The Monkees for their TV Show. His debut directorial...
DVD Review – The Wolfman (2010)
Some films may sound good on paper, but when it comes down to actually watching them it's a painful experience....
Blu-ray Review – The Last Witch Hunter (2016)
I don't think anyone liked the look of The Last Witch Hunter. When the trailer hit showing Vin Diesel brandishing...
Blu-Ray Review – Compulsion (1959)
The Leopold and Loeb case has been a source for inspiration for creatives since the play Rope in 1929. Alfred Hitchcock adapted the...
Film Review – Goodnight Mommy (2015)
Nothing as it seems in Austrian arthouse horror Goodnight Mommy. When it comes to the antagonist or a monster in...
Blu-Ray Review – Underground (1995)
Emir Kusturica since the early '80s has remained one of the most singular voices in World Cinema. Underground is a...
Film Review – London Has Fallen (2016)
London Has Fallen is one of those rare finds – a sequel that is better than the original. That said,...
DVD Review – Věra Chytilová Double Bill
Věra Chytilová remains one of the most unique voices in world cinema even if she only made Daisies (her best known...
GFF 2016 Review – Where Do We Go From Here? (2015)
Where Do We Go From Here? Well I’ll tell you from here the world can rejoice as there is a...
DVD Review – Brooklyn (2015)
Released late last year to universal critical acclaim, John Crowley’s wonderfully charming adaptation of Colm Toibin’s novel is out now...
Blu-Ray Review – Valentino (1977)
Ken Russell was one of Britain's few cinematic renegades but Valentino is a film he publicly said he rather forget. It's...
GFF 2016 Review – Disorder (2016)
Matthias Schoenaerts leads Alice Winocour's Disorder (occasionally titled Maryland), a slow-burning thriller that examines the lingering effects of PTSD. Winocour...