Bluray Review – The Clan (2015)
Argentina, early 80's, this is a true story. A country trying to get to its feet after a brutal military...
2016 Glasgow Film Festival
Film Review – Baskin (2015)
In its native Turkish tongue, Baskin means raid or sudden attack and that's exactly what Can Evrenol's bestial nightmare resolves to mount...
Film Review – Men & Chicken (2015)
Men & Chicken, the very odd black comedy from Danish director Anders Thomas Jensen, contains great performances and is a...
John Mcphail. – Scotland’s New Film Icon!
John Mcphail is the newest Scottish rising film maker most known for his short films “Notes” “Just Say Hi” “V...
DVD / VOD Review – Pandemic (2016)
Viewed through the glaucous goggles of Sci-Fi horror the "near future" is absolutely always NEVER a good place to be. At...
Film Review – Green Room (2015)
Green Room is a Psychological Crime Horror Directed by Blue Ruin Director Jeremy Saulnier and Starring Patrick Stewart (Star Trek),...
Film Review – Évolution (2015)
A film doesn't always have to make sense to be entertaining if it provokes your curiosities it's served its purpose....
Film Review – Demolition (2016)
20 plus years ago a certain young man called Forest Gump told the world "Mama always said life was like...
Film Review – I Am Belfast (2016)
This is an extraordinary film, I Am Belfast. It manages to be moving, rich with imagery, thoughtful and as lyrical...
Film Review – The Club (2015)
The sins of the Catholic Church receive further cinematic exposure after widespread recognition at the 2016 Academy Awards in the...
Film Review – High-Rise (2016)
Producer Jeremy Thomas' passion project, an adaptation of J.G. Ballard's'unfilmable' 1975 novel High-Rise, finally makes its way to the screen...
Film Review – Goodnight Mommy (2015)
Nothing as it seems in Austrian arthouse horror Goodnight Mommy. When it comes to the antagonist or a monster in...
GFF 2016 Review – Where Do We Go From Here? (2015)
Where Do We Go From Here? Well I’ll tell you from here the world can rejoice as there is a...
GFF 2016 Review – Disorder (2016)
Matthias Schoenaerts leads Alice Winocour's Disorder (occasionally titled Maryland), a slow-burning thriller that examines the lingering effects of PTSD. Winocour...