Film Review – Hail, Caesar! (2016)
The latest whimsical comedy from the Coen Brothers, Hail, Caesar!, doesn't quite hit the heights of Raising Arizona and The...
The latest whimsical comedy from the Coen Brothers, Hail, Caesar!, doesn't quite hit the heights of Raising Arizona and The...
Christopher Plummer delivers the strongest performance of his career in Remember, a searing revenge-drama from Atom Egoyan. After the death...
Inspired by the atrocities committed during World War II, social psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted experiments into the dangerous power of...
Catherine Corsini casts a delicate glance over women’s liberation and female sexuality in the seventies set French drama, Summertime (La...
Veteran Polish filmmaker Jerzy Skolimowski (The Shout, Moonlighting) returns with anthology piece 11 Minutes – an ambitious project that attempts...
Low-key observational drama James White was a quiet favourite of Sundance 2015 and the debut feature from writer-director Josh Mond...
Having initially been screened in mid-2014 and finding a US theatrical release six months ago, this one feels like it’s...
Hawks and Sparrows stars Toto who is not know to most people outside of Italy but he was the huge...
The Coen Brothers move to lighter ground with their love struck send-up of the Golden Age of Hollywood, Hail, Caesar!...
When 18 year old Mary Shelley began work on  Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus way back in 1816 she could...
To start this review off the 3 films contained in this set are completely rubbish in every way. However...
Fixed Bayonets! is a war film directed by Samuel Fuller and was his 2nd film on the Korean war after...
Crimson Peak is a gothic romance, complete with ghosts and a haunted house, although it has been sold (misleadingly) as...
In terms of popular opinion, I seem to be way out of step regarding Zoolander. The original movie was, I...