Film Review – Mistletoe Ranch (2022)
Christmas movies never get old. The annual influx of charming yuletide seasonal stories successfully enlightens all ages from family sentiment,...
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Film Review – The Runner (2021)
Arguably better known as an esteemed acting coach, The Runner’s director Michelle Danner certainly has the qualifications needed to cast...
Film Review – Orphan: First Kill (2022)
Esther is back! 13 years after Juame Collet-Sera’s Orphan (2009), we have a prequel Orphan: First Kill. On paper this...
Film Review – Dear Zoe (2022)
Following from ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4, it appears that several of the female leads have indulged in leading roles in...
Film Review – Terrifier 2 (2022)
Art the killer clown returns to crank up the coulrophobia in a genuinely epic slaughterhouse of a sequel. A marathon...
Film Review – The Murder Podcast (2021)
They say that if you are going to do a podcast then you should podcast about what you are truly...
Film Review – Bullet Train (2022)
Based on a novel by Kōtarō Isaka released in 2010 , reprinted in 2021 in English by Penguin Books. Bullet...
Film Review – Hellraiser (2022)
35 years after the cult Clive Barker British horror was released, we have a new reboot. One could argue why...
Film Review – Summit Fever (2022)
Shot at altitude in 4K with sweeping shots of mountainous vistas and jaw dropping terrains, it will be no surprise...
Film Review -Minions: The Rise Of Gru (2022)
The Pandemic delayed many films, Minions: Rise Of Gru is one of the remaining films finally seeing the light of...
Film Review – Shot In The Dark (2021)
William Langston is a young man lost in a fog of guilt and grief. His fertile writing career is in...
Review – Nanny (2022 BFI London Film Festival)
It looks like an American Dream come true. A successful career couple seem to have it all: an elegant home...
Film Review – The Police Story Trilogy (Eureka Classics)
Jackie Chan became an icon of Chinese cinema in the mid 80’s and there was nothing that cemented his status...
Review – The Black Phone (2022)
Serial Killer films live on in Scott Derrickson's return to the horror genre in The Black Phone. Ethan Hawke terrorises...