DVD Review – The Cobbler (2014)
I will be the first to admit that I don't like Adam Sandler, or more accurately, his back catalogue. However,...
I will be the first to admit that I don't like Adam Sandler, or more accurately, his back catalogue. However,...
Ariel Kleiman’s Partisan, co-written with Sarah Cyngler, was one of the most intriguing and well-executed features of Sundance 2015. A...
The year is 1974 and after 2 decades of playing bit parts Charles Bronson is about to become one of...
With talent on-board including Tom Hooper and Eddie Redmayne and a subject matter that screams awards glory, The Danish Girl...
Crystal Moselle’s fascinating documentary The Wolfpack is both a glance at the continuing ability of films to whisk us away...
Director Ron Howard has certainly proven that he able to wring tension out of the simple sight of a cluster...
Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell have, I’m told, comedic pedigree together. Whatever previous good work they may have done seems...
Considered to be one of the most inspired and innovative directors of his time, the oeuvre of Jean Luc Godard...
Good ol’ Charlie Brown, the insecure, the pessimistic, and the eminently flappable has arrived on the big screen bringing his...
Amphetamine Reptile records was a record label that specialised in Noise Rock which came out of the wake of the...
André de Toth was a Hungarian director who is best remembered for his films throughout the '40s and '50s which...
Jess Franco was a maestro of Eurosleaze from the '60s onwards. He was inspired to do into horror cinema after...
This film brought together a great team of actors, Walter Matthau and Elaine May, and was also May’s directorial debut....
The Wayan brothers god what happened? Back in the late '80s they were some of leading lights of African-American comedy...