Film Review – Steel Country (2018)
Andrew Scott is having a moment – and it’s not the first time. His gloriously mercurial Moriarty in Sherlock garnered...
Andrew Scott is having a moment – and it’s not the first time. His gloriously mercurial Moriarty in Sherlock garnered...
Recently divorced comic nerd Edgar attends a sinister convention with his new love interest Ashley in order to sell a potentially valuable...
At Eternity's Gate is the brilliant new film by Julian Schnabel, looking at the final years of artist Vincent Van...
Body swap comedies are nothing new, but they have a decent enough track record when it comes to delivering fun....
It is with pleasure to state that Jonah Hill’s directorial debut is a success. Good old fashioned American independent stylised...
Do you remember the scene in Planes, Trains and Automobiles when, after spending all night on a flight together and...
A rule of thumb, where Stephen King is concerned, seems to be that brevity is the author’s friend. When the...
“Look Up In the Sky - it’s a bird? It’s a plane? It’s… who? What the hell is a Shazam,...
It’s been a long time coming to the UK. Director Jacques Audiard’s first film in the English language, The Sisters...
Disney’s 1941 animation Dumbo is a lot of things: a psychedelic trauma of underage drunkenness and pink dancing elephants; an...
We all know how much Tim Burton loves an outsider: a unique, distinctive individual (or individuals) who are distinctive individual...
British director Carol Morley has gathered something of a following since The Falling, but that was four years ago and...
For Five years we've impatiently on David Robert Mitchell's follow up to It Follows . Now Under The Silver Lake...
Back in 1900, three men set sail for the remote Flannan Isles off the coast of Scotland. They were lighthouse...