2014

Andrew McArthur 24 February 2015

The curious world of sexual fetishes is the subject of Australian comedy The Little Death from actor, writer and director...

Andrew McArthur 24 February 2015

The Oscar nominated Wild Tales may have failed to achieve victory in the Best Foreign Language Film category, but it...

Ben Browne 23 February 2015

It's very difficult to hear more than a few of Roger Ebert's words without his distinctive personality coming through. His...

Ben Browne 21 February 2015

Straight from the off, it's clear that Fury isn't messing about. We see a lone German soldier on horseback trotting...

Paul 20 February 2015

POINT AND SHOOT is a powerful documentary which poignantly reveals the reality of political revolution and personal transformation. Winner of...

Paul 17 February 2015

For the past ten years we've witnessed Christopher Nolan help revitalize the comic book movie genre from campy spandex heroes to...

Paul 16 February 2015

Survivor Series 2014 is out on DVD and Blu-Ray from Monday 16th Feb and courtesy of FremantleMedia International, we have...

Ben Browne 9 February 2015

Whilst watching Enemy, I had the sneaking suspicion that the review was going to be tougher than usual to assemble....

Paul 8 February 2015

From the makers of The Killing and Borgen comes Danish drama The Legacy (Arvingerne), releasing on DVD and Blu-ray by...

Emily Pontin 8 February 2015

What If, is the new film that examines the potential of being in love with your best friend. Tipped as...

Emily Pontin 8 February 2015

The Rewrite follows Keith Matthews, a screenwriter who wrote one successful screenplay, which won an Oscar for Best Screenplay....

Paul 1 February 2015

Graham Moore and Andrew Hodges take the 27th-anniversary honor. Screenwriter Graham Moore and author Andrew Hodges received the 27th-annual USC...

chris Banks 30 January 2015

Resolutely refusing to change its name, riskily provoking cries of displeasure from simpletons who “haven’t seen the first five films”,...

Andrew McArthur 28 January 2015

Examining the relationship between mother and son in working class Ireland is Gerard Barrett's quietly powerful Glassland. John (Jack Reynor),...