Film Review – Sasquatch Sunset (2024)
Following the hugely successful global film festival run of this obscure, melodramatic, absurdist comedy following a family of Sasquatches on...
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2024 Edinburgh International Film Festival Review – And Mrs (2024)
Grief and loss are emotions we will all experience at some point in our lives, however bleak that may sound....
Film Review – Ikiru (1952)
Akira Kurosawa was one of Japan’s greatest filmmakers. While he’s often celebrated for his bold, ambitious filmmaking, as seen in...
Film Review – Malcolm X (1992)
Malcolm X opens with a shot of the American flag going up in flames. This alone is a powerful imagery...
Film Review – You’re Next (2011)
Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett are making quite a name for themselves as contenders in modern horror. If you check...
Film Review – Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum (2018)
Found footage horror films are a staple of the genre. While The Blair Witch Project was not the first found...
Film Review – Creation of the Gods 1: Kingdom of Storms (2023)
Large-scale fantasy epics are quite few and far between, and the quality of such projects has been inconsistent, to say...
Film Review – The Moon (2023)
Space will always be a fascinating subject matter in film. Whether it's the story of how we avoided disaster with...
Film Review – Jade (2024)
Organised chaos, brutal martial arts action with extravagant individual pizazz delivered with consummate precision by self taught hard hitting flash...
Film Review – Look To The Light (2024)
Turning out to be a topical counterpoint unravelling dark-side truths and dangers of rookie fame, Look to the Light, proposes...
Film Review – Pandemonium (2023)
Hell knows no forgiveness in this morbidly Miltonic deconstruction of mankind's predisposition for sin and its fallout in a terrifying...
Film Review – Love Courage And The Battle Of Bushy Run (2024)
Relatively unknown in the scope of famous US War stories, this true account of a 1793 Western Pennsylvania battle with...
Review: Shinobi (1962)
Massively successful and influential when they were released in Japan during the early ‘60s, the Shinobi No Mono films never...
Review: Crimson Peak (4K)
Crimson Peak has often felt like one of Guillermo del Toro’s more underappreciated films, thanks to misleading marketing resulting in...