Film Review – Jackass Forever (2022)
It is without a doubt that Jackass is a certificate 18/rated R. In other words, not for children’s eyes. However,...
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Film Review – Jockey (2021)
Before she carried off an Oscar and joined the Marvel stable with Eternals, director Chloe Zhao made low budget indie...
Film Review – The Souvenir Part 2 (2021)
At the time Joanna Hogg’s The Souvenir was released in 2019, we already knew a second half of the story...
Film Review – The Eyes of Tammy Faye (2021)
The thought of evangelism and all its iterations is something that was a little foreign to us in Old Blighty...
Film Review – Amulet (2020)
The latest familiar face from the small and big screen to venture behind the camera, Romola Garai has chosen a...
Film Review – Parallel Mothers (2021)
An Almodóvar film is always an event. Whether it’s because of the acting, the vibrant colours, the sheer spirit of...
Film Review – Nightmare Alley (2021)
It's hard to believe, but the last time we saw a Guillermo del Toro directed film was 2017 – what...
Film Review – Cicada (2020)
It can only take a second to trigger a memory. A sound, a smell – and they can sneak up...
Film Review – Scream (2022)
"What's your favourite scary movie?" It's the chilling phrase now synonymous with Ghostface, the knowing serial killer(s) that struck such...
Film Review – Memoria (2021)
Back in 2010, Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul was the toast of Cannes, with Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past...
Film Review – The 355 (2022)
2022, welcome y'all. With the madness of end-of-year lists just about behind us, thoughts turn to the fresh twelve months...
Film Review – Licorice Pizza (2021)
Full tilt boogie, unorthodox sprawling dramatic romance, full of cinematic lush visuals of a retro Los Angeles and youth in...
Film Review – Munich: The Edge Of War (2021)
Think World War II and you inevitably think of Winston Churchill – the speeches, the fat cigar and, eventually, that...
Film Review – Boiling Point (2021)
It’s a high pressure working environment – we’ll avoid the obvious puns – but, once you’ve seen Philip Barantini’s Boiling...