Film Review – ‘Swimming With Men’ (2018)
Release date: Out NOW in cinemas Rating: Loosely based on the true underdog story of a group of middle-aged men...
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Whitney’ Review
Rating: Release date: OUT NOW in cinemas Kevin Macdonald’s ‘Whitney’ is a powerful exploration of the rise and fall of...
Film Review – The First Purge (2018)
After three films about that single night every year when crime is legalised, we at last get to know how...
Film Review – The First Purge (2018)
The common denominator of the previous Purge movies, frustratingly, was a sense that they were always much better conceptually than...
EIFF’ 18 Review – In Darkness (2018)
Natalie Dormer co-writes In Darkness with filmmaker Anthony Byrne. The actress stars as Sofia, a blind musician who becomes embroiled...
Film Review 2 – Sicario 2: Soldado (2018)
In 2015 when solid thriller Sicario came to the instant attention of quality movie fans all over the world blowing...
EIFF’18 Review – Hearts Beat Loud (2018)
Sometimes you don’t want to be challenged by a film, you want something that will take you on an endearing...
Film Review 2 – Adrift (2018)
We thought after the terror of Jaws and the length of time it took many to go back in the...
‘Adrift’ Review by Alex Straker
Rating: Release date: OUT NOW in cinemas ‘Everest’ director Baltasar Kormákur returns to deliver this tense nautical nightmare based on...
Film Review – Hereditary (2018)
After the demise of her reclusive mother, Annie Graham and her family begin a stomach-lurching free-fall into the emotionally clammy...
Film Review – Tag (2018)
I really, REALLY wish that I had come up with playing a game of Tag with my friends for 30+...
Film Review – Sicario 2: Soldado (2018)
Let's be honest: we, as the cinema-going collective, breathed a long sigh of trepidation at the news of a sequel...
Film Review 2 – Ocean’s 8 (2018)
Sister to heist ringmaster Danny Ocean of the previous Oceans films, Debbie (Sandra Bullock) released from prison for a crime...
Film Review 2 – Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018)
As much as I enjoyed this for the pacing, lighter side and referential aspects, it is no secret that Star...