Prime Video Review – Totally Killer (2023)
When cinematic time travelling escapades rely on extensive nostalgia, the movies can go as wayward as a DeLorean set space-time...
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London Film Festival 2023 review – Hit Man (2023)
We’ve missed Richard Linklater. Whether he’s in throwaway comedy mode or making something more contemplative, he’s always gone his own...
Shudder Review – Perpetrator (2023)
Perpatrator - Photo Credit: Shudder Not quite the rollercoaster ride through bleak teenage angst as one might expect from the...
Blu-ray Review – Creepshow Series 1-3 Box Set (2023)
 Photo Credit: Boris Martin/AMC For those unaware or unsure about the quality of Shudder, the world’s foremost horror streaming service...
Film Review – Accused (2023)
From the director of 2021’s Boiling Point comes another film that exudes stress throughout, albeit in a very different way....
Prime Video Review – Wilderness (2023) Episode 1 & 2
Based on the novel of the same name by B.E. Jones, Wilderness has been adapted for Prime Video by Marnie...
Review – Sitting In Bars Eating Cake (2023)
It took a while to totally unleash the flow into ugly crying, but this true story definitely got me bawling....
Shudder Review – Quicksand (2023)
Carolina Gaitan as Sofia in Quicksand - Photo Credit: Manuel Olarte/Shudder Snakes, why did it have to be snakes? except...
Review – Pandemonium (2023 Pigeon Shrine FrightFest)
In Pandemonium, hell knows no forgiveness in this morbidly Miltonic deconstruction of mankind's predisposition for sin and its fallout in...
Disney+ Review – Ahsoka (2023)
One of my favourite memories is going to see Star Wars: A New Hope in concert with my dad in...
Film Review – Heart Of Stone (2023)
Netflix. The revolutionaries who have helped bring out the biggest change in film and television history haven't had the smoothest...
Sundance London 2023 Review – You Hurt My Feelings (2023)
It’s ten years since Nicole Holofcener and Julia Louis-Dreyfus combined their talents for Enough Said, a mature rom-com that captured...
Film Review – Extraction 2 (2023)
With over 99 million viewers in its first four weeks on Netflix, 2020’s Extraction was a near-overnight sensation, the most-watched...
Film Review – Maybe I Do (2023)
Opening with Academy Award nominee, William H. Macy ugly crying alone into his popcorn whilst watching a classic foreign film,...