Film Review – Third Person (2013)
Interweaving multiple narrative strands has previously stood Paul Haggis in good stead. The director’s 2004 hit Crash took several storylines...
Interweaving multiple narrative strands has previously stood Paul Haggis in good stead. The director’s 2004 hit Crash took several storylines...
From one of France’s brightest new writer-directors, Rebecca Zlotowski (Belle épine, You and the Night), GRAND CENTRAL is a passionate...
Get a little too crazy last night? Have to be up for work bright and early? Megan, Keira Knightley’s character...
Love is a unique but sometimes obscure human experience, if you thought love was strange in Her, in Ex_Machina love...
Daniel Radcliffe continues to prove that he is a versatile acting talent with Horns, yet the actor is sadly one...
Just in time for Halloween, the dark supernatural thriller HORNS will rear it’s head in the UK on October 29th...
Miguel Arteta’s loose adaptation of the Judith Viorst book is palatable enough, even if it does rapidly descend into little...
Discover ancient mysteries, powerful evil and a fearless hero’s quest through a fantastical realm of steam-powered wonders in THE ADVENTURER:...
Jennifer Kent’s directorial debut, The Babadook, is an unnervingly taut and psychologically tense exploration of post-traumatic distress and maternal despair....
John Ridley writes and directs this ambitious, stylistically-loose biopic of Jimi Hendrix's London years. In sixties New York, Linda Keith...
Hopes weren't high for this one. I mean, a horror film about an evil mirror produced by WWE Studios? Yeah,...
Based on the James Franco penned short stories book of the same name, Palo Alto focuses on the lives of...
What would do if you suddenly woke up in a pit of dead bodies? In Open Grave out tomorrow 13th...
Blood Ties is a throwback thriller to the 70s crime films which we all know and love. It wears its...