Film Reviews

Ben Browne 6 October 2014

I caught the trailer for Space Station 76 a while ago when randomly browsing. It looked to be a knockabout...

Alice Hubley 5 October 2014

Kelly (Juliette Lewis) has just had a baby and moved to a new neighbourhood, she is struggling to connect with...

Ian Schultz 5 October 2014

Blood Ties is a throwback thriller to the 70s crime films which we all know and love. It wears its...

Ian Schultz 4 October 2014

Jean-Pierre Jeunet is one of cinema’s greatest fantasy filmmakers: he is on a par with the small group of filmmakers...

Ian Schultz 2 October 2014

Le Jour se lève is a prime example of what is known as French Poetic realism. It’s a very important genre...

Andrew McArthur 25 September 2014

Edging even further from the classic body-horrors which shaped his career, David Cronenberg's latest feature, Map to the Stars, sees...

chris Banks 24 September 2014

The plot is flimsier than Manchester United's defence and Denzel Washington's titular avenger has less depth than a LIDL mince...

chris Banks 18 September 2014

It appears that Woody Allen is firmly entrenched in the ‘grand tour’ phase of his career. The writer/director’s output over...

Scott Clark 14 September 2014

When it comes to horror sequels, something tends to get lost in translation; the follow up will rarely do more...

Ian Schultz 13 September 2014

Joe Dante remains one of the most unsung directors of all time. He has had a career of such diversity:...

Ian Schultz 13 September 2014

Killer Klowns from Outer Space says it all in the title: it’s a hilariously trashy B-Movie from The Chiodo Brothers...

chris Banks 11 September 2014

Stop-motion specialists, Laika are quickly crafting a nice little niche for themselves, not just as heirs to Aardman’s hand-crafted animation...

Andrew McArthur 7 September 2014

When looking at the careers of Hollywood icons it is always interesting to see how their work transitions over time....

Andrew McArthur 7 September 2014

Like The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Quartet, The Hundred-Foot Journey sets its charm offensive on the world's grey-haired cinemagoers...