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...
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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...
Review – Await Further Instructions (2018)
Low-budget genre films, namely horror and sci-fi, live or die based on their basic concept. Await Further Instructions has a...
Film Review – “The Blob” (1958, Criterion Collection)
Synopsis: A young(ish) Steven McQueen struggles to become an upright citizen of small-town Americana. He must earn the respect of...
Film Review – The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017)
Starring Dan Stevens (Downton Abbey, Beauty and the Beast) as Charles Dickens, THE MAN WHO INVENTED CHRISTMAS tells the true...
Film Review: Born Yesterday (1950)
George Cukor directs this 1950 American comedy-drama for Columbia Pictures based on the acclaimed stage play of Garson Kanin, which...
Film Review – The Star (2017)
A retelling one the greatest stories ever told and brought to the screen in a fresh new way, The Star...
The Tree of Life -The Criterion Collection
Terrence Malick is no stranger to exploring existential landscapes that offer us time to reflect. This is my second viewing...
F.Review For Chasing The Dragon (2017)
Wong Jing’s latest big screener is now on DVD for everyone to watch on their screens. Should his latest crime-action-drama...
Film Review – Columbus (2018)
This line, delivered by Hayley Lu Richardson’s character Casey, perfectly sums up the vibrant yet rigid architecture on display within...