Film Reviews

Andrew McArthur 21 June 2015

Fraught nuances have knockout blows in Andrew Haigh's (Weekend, Looking) 45 Years, a heartbreaking glimpse into the quiet destruction of...

Andrew McArthur 21 June 2015

Upcoming Netflix release Manson Family Vacation puts Transparent star and one-half of the Duplass production team, Jay Duplass, in a...

Andrew McArthur 21 June 2015

If described as a ninety-eight-minute boxing monologue, The Pyramid Texts may not seem like the most interesting piece of cinema....

Ian Schultz 21 June 2015

Samuel Fuller what a life, started out as a newsboy, fought in WWII and become one of the most idiosyncratic directors...

Andrew McArthur 20 June 2015

Love Film Festival's continent spanning tale of two lovers fighting the odds had the potential to be Latin America's answer...

Ian Schultz 20 June 2015

Frank Sinatra was the first pop star of all-time and unlike most pop stars turned actors he actually was a...

Andrew McArthur 20 June 2015

Direct from Sundance 2015, The Stanford Prison Experiment makes its way to the Edinburgh Film Festival and gives us a...

Andrew McArthur 18 June 2015

Robert Carlyle directs and stars in The Legend of Barney Thomson, a darkly comic tale adapted from the novels of...

Andrew McArthur 16 June 2015

A yearly Nicholas Sparks' feature is fast becoming the cinematic norm, and those familiar with the chick-lit author's output and...

Andrew McArthur 16 June 2015

As someone whose only experience of HBO's Entourage was watching the debut episode of the series the night before the...

Ian Schultz 15 June 2015

Anthology films are a curious beast of a genre in the history of cinema. They fundamentally have a problem in...

Ian Schultz 15 June 2015

Milano calibro 9 is one of the most iconic Italian poliziotteschi films of the '70s. The poliziotteschi like the Spaghetti western of the...

Andrew McArthur 14 June 2015

Back in 2008 Belgian thriller, The Loft, became one of the country's highest ever grossing home productions - despite being...

Ian Schultz 14 June 2015

The Sex Pistols, The Clash and The Ramones have all had their documentaries and The Damned were just as vital...