Film Review – The D Train (2015)
The D Train might look like amusing Friday night fare – which it is –
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Film4 Frightfest 2015 Review- Turbo Kid (2015)
As a kid there were three distinct phases in my movie-watching life. The first was
EIFF2015 Review – Roar (1981)
The cult classic label gets chucked about too easily these days – but one such
EIFF2015 Review – 54: The Director’s Cut (1998)
Mark Christopher’s disco drama 54 scraped back little more than its production costs upon its
EIFF 2015 Review – Fresno (2015)
Regular scene-stealing supporting actresses Natasha Lyonne and Judy Greer are given co-leading roles in Fresno,
EIFF 2015 Review – Cop Car (2015)
One of the most enjoyable experiences offered at Sundance 2015 now Edinburgh, was Jon Watts’
EIFF 2015 Review: Dead Rising: Watchtower
The Dead Rising video game series gets its first stint on the silver screen in
EIFF 2015 Review – Bereave (2015)
The strangest film of 2015 has arrived and it’s the stagey future camp classic, Bereave,
EIFF 2015 Review – The Messenger (2015)
David Blair‘s supernatural-drama The Messenger touches on some intriguing ideas, but refuses to commit to
EIFF 2015 Review – Infini (2015)
Director and co-writer Shane Abbess successfully harks back to the glory days of the sci-fi
Film Review – The Overnight
Patrick Brice’s The Overnight won’t be for everyone, its tale of thirty-something parents struggling to
EIFF 2015 Review – Franny
Richard Gere takes the lead in writer-director Andrew Renzi’s Franny – a picture that may
Win Beyond The Lights On DVD
To celebrate the release of Beyond the Lights on DVD and digital on Monday 29th
EIFF 2015 Review – The Hallow
In what has been a somewhat unremarkable year for the horror genre thus far (minus