Review – Lo Capitano (2024 Glasgow Film Festival)
With callous troglodytes like Suella Braverman and her racist rhetoric against immigrants having until recently been in power, the contemporary...
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Review – The Burning Season (2024 Glasgow Film Festival )
It’s a familiar concept. The rocky, destructive love affair that breaks hearts but is so all-consuming that it’s addictive. And...
Review – Lousy Carter (2024 Glasgow Film Festival)
Lousy Carter earns its title. It’s a cynical, depressing outing that, like its anti-hero protagonist, fundamentally lacks self-awareness. Its goal...
Film Review – Spaceman (2024)
The collaboration between Netflix and Adam Sandler hasn’t exactly paid dividends so far. For every success like The Meyerowitz Stories,...
Glasgow Film Festival 2024 Interview: The G’s Dale Dickey
It’s a term of endearment. Not something that The G (Dale Dickey) is used to – she’s always been at...
Film Review – Lisa Frankenstein (2024)
If you have read this intrepid writer's work previously, firstly, thank you. Secondly, you may know that, as a child...
Film Review – Tropic (2022)
Sisterhood and brotherhood can be bonds that are hard to break. In Edouard Salier‘s Tropic, the brotherly bond is vigorously tested as...
Anyone But You Tops Official Film Chart This Week!
Anyone But You makes its debut atop the UK’s Official Film Chart. The Rom-com, starring Sydney Sweeney alongside Glen Powell,...
Film Review – The List (2023)
Prepare to gasp, be uncomfortable and plummet into a series of high anxiety feels watching this thriller of socio-political turmoil...
Film Review – Underground (2023)
Before wedding preparations take absolute hold, a hyped up group of girl friends go wild out on the town, enjoying...
Review – The G (2024 Glasgow Film Festival)
“Old age isn’t for sissies.” The G’s Ann (Dale Dickey) wouldn’t disagree with Bette Davis. If anything, she’d go further:...
Exploitation shocker Mansion of the Doomed Gets 101 Films Black Label Release
101 Films are set to add exploitation shocker Mansion of the Doomed to it's ever expanding Black Label Series. This...
Film Review – Dune: Part Two (2024)
They always said it was the unfilmable novel. Unlike anything anyone had read before, Frank Herbert’s Dune caused quite a...
Film Review – Twilight Cinema Blues (2022)
I have a love of cinema but in particular, I am in love with the theatrical experience. Having a favourite...