Film Review – Werewolf (2018)
Adrian Panek’s post WWII film Werewolf follows eight children, liberated from the horrors of the Gross-Rosen concentration camp. Released to...
Adrian Panek’s post WWII film Werewolf follows eight children, liberated from the horrors of the Gross-Rosen concentration camp. Released to...
Surprisingly derived from a DC comic The Kitchen, refers to Hell's Kitchen (not the Gordon Ramsey cooking show) but the...
One of the questions that will no doubt be asked this weekend with the release of Downton Abbey in film...
Female ensemble movies, especially of the crime variety, have become the sub-genre du jour of late. Not that they weren’t...
Playing one of the biggest characters cinema has to offer can be a mixed blessing. Just ask Henry Cavill. Taking...
It deserves to have all the success at the box office. It’s a cinematic masterpiece of mainstream horror with exceptional...
"You'll float too!" are now synonymous with the white-faced, red-lipped, ginger-haired entity known as Pennywise as he slays his victims...
Twenty seven years after the events of Chapter 1, Derry’s own Losers Club are called back home to tackle a...
Bait is a true cinematic experience, utilising every tool in film school to make a seemingly non-descript melodrama into a...
Hard-hitting Swedish space opera Aniara delivers nihilistic horror as it explores the breakdown of societal norms aboard a tragic space...
There's a worrying trend in modern cinema and that is that many of the independent offerings coming out of both...
A bag as mixed as the one that holds the ingredients to Getafix’s coveted magic brew, this recent shunting of...
It’s that time of year. The summer season is drawing to a close, we’ve had all the big family movies,...
Remember Tom Ford’s Nocturnal Animals? It had a glittering cast – Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal – but the performance that...