Film Reviews

Ricky Diaz 30 May 2014

Based on the novel, All You Need is Kill, the film finds Major William Cage (Cruise), who is mainly a...

chris Banks 30 May 2014

Debutant E. L. Katz turned a few heads at last year’s SXSW festival with this raucously unpleasant little creation. It...

Andrew McArthur 29 May 2014

Let's hope the rumours about Ken Loach's retirement are proven untrue as it would be a tragedy for him to...

Ian Schultz 25 May 2014

Boomerang! is an early film from Elia Kazan who would later become the director most associated with method acting and...

Andrew McArthur 20 May 2014

On paper, Fading Gigolo, a New York set comedy starring and directed by John Turturro and featuring such talents as...

Ricky Diaz 16 May 2014

“The film tells the real life rock-n-roll fairytale story of Filipino Arnel Pineda, who was plucked from obscurity to become...

Ian Schultz 14 May 2014

Theatre of Blood is a riotously fun 70s film starring Vincent Price. It was released after his classic work with...

Ian Schultz 14 May 2014

Arrow Video have released Godfrey Reggio’s first two films in his Qatsi-trilogy, Koyaaniqatsi and Powaqqatsi. Unfortunately they couldn’t get the...

Guest writer 14 May 2014

One piece is the long running anime running from the 1999 and still going, Gol D Roger was known as...

Harry 13 May 2014

This latest Godzilla movie continues the trend of summer blockbusters, being dark, serious, and completely humourless. For a film that...

Andrew McArthur 12 May 2014

The work of Patricia Highsmith makes a triumphant return to the big screen in Hossein Amini's adaptation of the late...

Ben Browne 12 May 2014

It's always a shame when a film's financial failings eclipse the product itself. Worse still is the notion many people...

Harry 11 May 2014

'Worthy' is the word that comes to mind when I think of 12 Years a Slave. This can often mean...

Ricky Diaz 10 May 2014

Scott Adkins (The Expendables) stars as Casey Bowman, who returns home one day to find someone has brutally killed his...