Film Review – A Star Is Born (2018)
Every generation 'stars are born' or in the words of Jackson Maine 'Talent Is Everywhere', he would be correct. Last...
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Film Review – Climax (2018)
It’s the mid-nineties and 20 young hip-hop hoofers coagulate in a remote building. Unfortunately, or not dependant on your disposition,...
Film Review -“True Stories” – David Byrne (1986)
Synopsis – David Byrne, half-playing himself, gives you a tour of his imagined Virgil, Texas, as it readies itself for...
Bluray Review – The Predator (2018)
Long story short, the new Predator is EXACTLY like AvP. Only worse. Wa-a-ay worse. 999x+ times worse. Remember the first...
Netflix Review – What Keeps You Alive (2018)
Cute couple Jules and Jackie arrive at a woodland cabin to celebrate their first year of marriage. The pairs idyllic...
Film Review – A Simple Favour (2018)
When it was announced that Paul Feig, a filmmaker renowned for comedies was making a 'serious film', it raised a...
Panique- The Criterion Collection
Panique, a French film that translates to panic, is a 1947 crime thriller directed by Julien Duvivier, which has been...
Film Review – The Nun (2018)
Continuing on with the seemingly everlasting branches of The Conjuring universe, this slow-moving albeit intensively photographed horror extends the brief...
Film Review – American Animals (2018)
The line between fact and fiction are blurred in Bart Layton's indie Heist feature, American Animals. As four bored Kentuckian...
Film Review – Josie (2018)
Whether a film is good or bad is mostly a matter of opinion, with performances, dialogue and directing choices all...
Film Review – ‘Upgrade’
It is intriguing that writer/director Leigh Whannell is a pivotal Hollywood player in the horror/thriller genre. ‘Saw’ is what gave...
Sawdust and Tinsel- The Criterion Collection
Ingmar Bergman’s early 1953 piece Sawdust and Tinsel is now on The Criterion Collection with an utmost restoration. In the...
Film Review – Threads (1984)
Threads is perhaps the most distressing film I have ever watched, and certainly not Christmas Eve viewing (which was a...
Film Review – Black 47 (2018)
There is a fair few of vigilante films out there made in the past decades. Arguably, even the superhero genre...