Shudder Review – Skinamarink (2023)
Ever since Blair Witch, Paranormal Activity, horror films with micro-budgets started to be taken more seriously. The big studios in...
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Film Review – On The Line (2022)
Overnight talkback radio if you have ever heard it can be unusual to say the least, insomniac or shift working...
Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review – Run, Rabbit, Run (2023)
In case you’re wondering, a white rabbit signifies a life transformation or new adventures/new experiences. The one in Run, Rabbit,...
Film Review – White Noise (2022)
Unfilmable books seem to be Hollywood’s greatest challenge . Many have succeeded (Lord Of The Rings, Trainspotting), others like Noah...
Film Review: Glass Onion – A Knives Out Mystery (2022)
2019 Knives Out was an unexpected hit for Rian Johnson. The Last Jedi his previous film divided fans with some...
Review – Decision To Leave (2022)
Elvis Presley famously sang about ‘suspicious minds’ in 1969. 53 years later Korean film maker Park Chan-Wook seduces our eyes...
Prime Video Review – The People We Hate At The Wedding (2022)
Astonishing Allison Janney, pre-Oscar (I, Tonya 2017) was always a breath of fresh unpredictable air is an array of incredible,...
Film Review – Poker Face (2022)
The nature of your tragedy during high stakes poker is usually determined by steely glare, intuition or pure luck, however,...
Hocus Pocus 2: Did The Black Flame Candle Extinguish The Sequel’s Magic? [SPOILER ALERT]
Hocus Pocus 2 has been the long-awaited Halloween sequel. For the sake of nostalgia, it is approved, but when it...
London Film Festival 2022 Review – Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio (2022)
As we lurch through the rollercoaster that is 2022, the fact that it's also the Year Of Two Pinocchios might...
Review – Causeway (2022 BFI London Flm Festival)
An out of focus figure on the sidelines of the opening shot of Lila Neugebauer’s Causeway tips you off about...
Netflix Review – Mr Harrigan’s Phone (2022)
Stephen King has been considered in some quarters one of our greatest genre writers. He is also the only writer...
Review – Nanny (2022 BFI London Film Festival)
It looks like an American Dream come true. A successful career couple seem to have it all: an elegant home...
London Film Festival 2022 Review – My Father’s Dragon (2022)
Animation takes a long time to make - years of your life. So, although Irish-based Cartoon Saloon has been around...