Film Review – The Fanatic (2019)
It is obvious, that John Travolta has poured his blood, sweat and tears into the character of Moose in director,...
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Film Review – Kat And The Band (2019)
Tipped by both the New York Post and London’s Evening Standard as “a name to watch out for”, Ella Hunt...
Film Review – Clemency (2019)
It happens every year at the London Film Festival. Tucked away in the programme schedule is at least one gem...
Review – Creepshow 2 (Arrow Video)
Creepshow remains as one of the best horror anthologies ever made, the five separate stories written by Stephen King were...
Review – Finding The Way Back (2020)
It has been a strange old career for Ben Affleck, hasn’t it? Beginning with his friendship and collaborations with Kevin...
Digital Review – Scoob! (2020)
He’s the hound that launched a thousand impersonations, scoffed squillions of Scooby Snacks and kick-started a seemingly never-ending TV franchise. ...
Film Review – The Departure (2020)
I liked The Departure, however be prepared to wince at the unusual circumstances this particular threesome finds themselves in order...
Film Review – True History Of The Kelly Gang (2019)
Justin Kurzel’s punk Western drama goes out with all guns blazing in his anarchic take on the Kelly Gang legend....
Film Review – Dark Waters (2020)
The newest film by Todd Haynes is a classic court case drama with a fine cast of established actors. Mark...
Film Review – Exit Plan (2019)
Suicide remains a very sensitive and controversial topic, even more when it's assisted suicide. Religion plays a big part in...
Film Review – Think Like A Dog (2020)
Have you ever wished you could talk to your pet? Well, anything is paw-sible this summer as Josh Duhamel and...
Film Review – Laughter in Paradise (1951)
Whilst perhaps best known for being an inferior Ealing inspired comedy, and more recently for Audrey Hepburn’s first role in...
Ed Film Fest At Home Review – The Traitor (2019)
Corleone. A name associated with one thing and one thing only. In The Godfather, it was the family name, taken...
Film Review – The Truth (La vérité , 2019)
Japanese Filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda is what you would call an expert at painting the portrait of family life, intimate even...