Salem’s Lot Review (Arrow Films)
In his introduction to the paperback release of Salem's Lot, Stephen King described his lofty ambitions for what was only...
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The Devil’s Hand Review (Masters of Cinema)
Directed by Maurice Tourneur in 1943, The Devil’s Hand (La Main du diable) was produced under German occupation at the...
The Man Who Wasn’t There Review (Criterion Collection)
“Sooner or later, everyone needs a haircut” Described by Joel Coen as the story of "a barber who wants to...
God of Frogs Review
God of Frogs is certainly original - and originality, here, is both its greatest strength and its most persistent liability....
Zen and Sword (Masters Of Cinema) Review
The tale of Musashi Miyamoto has been portrayed in numerous film adaptations, most notably in the Samurai Trilogy starring Toshiro...
Bare Skin Review
Mico Montes’ directorial debut Bare Skin sets itself up with a psychologically intriguing premise: a group of people carrying severe...
The Straight Story Review (StudioCanal Re-Issue)
Often described as the least Lynchian David Lynch film ever made, The Straight Story is a film that is both...
Lure Review
Oliver Cox’s Lure announces itself with confidence from the very first frame. Opening with an intro that feels stylistically akin...
Charisma / Cloud (Eureka Masters Of Cinema Review)
Kiyoshi Kurosawa has had something of a resurgence recently - in 2024, critics compared Longlegs with his seminal 1997 thriller...
We Bury The Dead Review
Daisy Ridley has no doubt carved out quite an interesting career for herself after being front and centre of the...
Tim Travers and the Time Traveler’s Paradox Review
Time-travel films are notoriously difficult to pull off. They often collapse under the weight of their own logic or get...
The Dead (Criterion Review)
John Huston is another of my favourite directors who, like Howard Hawks, never really gets his flowers today. You get...
Only Two Can Play Review (StudioCanal Vintage Classics)
As far as the British Lion films starring Peter Sellers go, this latest pair of releases demonstrates his progression as...
Carlton Browne Of The F.O. Review (StudioCanal Vintage Classics)
Following last year’s centenary releases of Two Way Stretch and Heavens Above!, StudioCanal UK have continued their Peter Sellers celebrations...