Film Reviews

Ben Browne 24 October 2014

I think we can add this Godzilla to the ever-growing list of “films with misleading trailers”. The theatrical trailer seems...

Alice Hubley 24 October 2014

Part three of our epic London Film Festival Diary, read on for reviews of A Girl Walks Home Alone at...

Ian Schultz 22 October 2014

Filmed in Supermarionation is a feature-length documentary on the work of Gerry Anderson from the 50s to the late 60s....

Paul 22 October 2014

First off let me warn you that my review of Treehouse (2014) - the new release from London born director...

Andrew McArthur 22 October 2014

Despite falling prey to many of the trappings of the funeral-comedy, This Where I Leave You's magnificent cast ensures that...

Andrew McArthur 21 October 2014

John Ridley writes and directs this ambitious, stylistically-loose biopic of Jimi Hendrix's London years. In sixties New York, Linda Keith...

Andrew McArthur 21 October 2014

Imagine a Nicholas Sparks' vehicle (without the earnest charm) combined with Skins, and a bad LSD trip and you get...

Ian Schultz 20 October 2014

Cold in July was directed by Jim Mickle who has previously made horror films but has moved quite effortless into...

Alice Hubley 20 October 2014

Onto the second of our London Film Festival diaries, including reviews of Rosewater, The Drop, The Possibilities Are Endless and...

Ben Browne 20 October 2014

Hopes weren't high for this one. I mean, a horror film about an evil mirror produced by WWE Studios? Yeah,...

Alice Hubley 18 October 2014

Twelve days and 248 feature films from all over the world, the London Film Festival is definitely a force to...

Alice Hubley 17 October 2014

Based on the James Franco penned short stories book of the same name, Palo Alto focuses on the lives of...

Andrew McArthur 16 October 2014

David Dobkin's The Judge takes us back to the sort of big-budget legal thrillers that filled cinemas in the nineties....

chris Banks 9 October 2014

Haunted dolls or puppets are usually a pretty easy sell for horror, despite the fact they are plainly not scary....