Film Review – Love Lies Bleeding (2024)
2024 is a special year for the Glasgow Film Festival, marking 20 years in existence. For the opening gala, they...
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2024 BFI Flare Review – Backspot (2023)
It’s not a sideshow any more. Cheerleading’s a sport in its own right, demanding dedication, teamwork and fitness. But success...
2024 BFI Flare Review – Close To You (2023)
While it neither opens nor closes this year’s BFI Flare, Close To You is easily the festival’s hottest ticket. And...
2024 BFI Flare Film Review – Chasing Chasing Amy (2023)
Released back in 1997, Kevin Smith’s Chasing Amy had a patchy critical reception. The legendary Roger Ebert loved it, others...
2024 BFI Flare Film Review – Silver Haze (2023)
Five years ago, director Sacha Polak introduced us to the raw, then-untrained acting talent of Vicky Knight in Dirty God....
2024 Glasgow Film Festival Review – Janey (2024)
Whether you recognize her name or not, for many Scottish people, Janey Godley's comedy is a familiar presence. From watching...
Pigeon Shrine Frightfest Glasgow – Film Review – Last Straw (2023)
In Last Straw, a young woman with an unwanted pregnancy is terrorised by a masked gang while managing the graveyard...
Pigeon Shrine Frightfest Glasgow Review – All You Need Is Death (2023)
 All You Need Is Death is a spectral folk horror from Ireland that refines nightmare fuel from an ancient presence...
Pigeon Shrine Frightfest Glasgow – Film Review – The Well (2023)
The crimson carrion of retro Italian horror is resurrected in this streamlined shocker The Well, that lingers lovingly on sadistic...
Pigeon Shrine Frightfest Glasgow Review – Wake Up (2023)
This energetic satirical slasher Wake Up from the talented RKSS collective wrings occasional moments of sadistic brilliance from its tired ...
Pigeon Shrine Frightfest Glasgow Review – The Deep Dark (2023)
Accomplished world-building and visceral effects shine in this ambitious subterranean monster flick The Deep Dark set in 1956. Moroccan Amir...
Review – Baby Assassin 2 Babies (2023)
As an action fan, I have heard nothing but great things about the first Baby Assassins. I missed it when...
2024 Glasgow Film Festival Review – Cold (2023)
The idea of a mystery taking place across 2-time frames is a great concept. Seeing the mystery of the past...
Review – Lo Capitano (2024 Glasgow Film Festival)
With callous troglodytes like Suella Braverman and her racist rhetoric against immigrants having until recently been in power, the contemporary...