Review – Bloodlands (2017)
Bloodlands is Albania’s first horror film and the second from Australian director Steven Kastrissios. Although to shoe horn it into...
2017 Glasgow Film Festival
Film Review – ‘Hounds of Love’
It is 1987 and John and Evelyn are a pair of serial killers scanning the neighbourhood for young girls. The...
Win A Dark Song On DVD
To celebrate the release of A DARK SONG - available on Digital Download 31st July and DVD 7th August -...
Bluray Review – The Levelling (2017)
Most fascinating is the way Hope Dickson Leach's debut begins not so much with whispers of grief but full, explicit...
Film Review – Neruda (2016)
Over the years Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larrain has made a name for himself for creating movies of tragic figures, stories...
Headshot Review
A scrap of human flotsam with a skull full of shrapnel washes up on the shore of an Indonesian beach. Warmhearted...
Film Review – Lady Macbeth (2017)
They say never judge a book by its cover, this is a saying you could easily relate to William Oldroyd's...
Film Review – Their Finest (2017)
British cinema may not have risen to the dizzy heights of Hollywood, but for our size were proud of what...
Film Review – The Transfiguration (2016)
In The Transfiguration, an 14-year-old Milo experiences a devastating childhood trauma that triggers a malicious preoccupation with vampiric lore. But,...
DVD Review – The Chamber (2016)
“This thing is shaky at best” Submersible Captain Mats is duped into allowing his dilapidated rust bucket to be commandeered...
Film Review – The Night of the Virgin (2016)
In The Night Of The Virgin, it's new years eve and uber nerd Nico is hell bent on losing his...
Review – A Silent Voice (Koe no Katachi)
As a huge fan of Naoko Yamada I was naturally excited to see what she would do with the anime...
Film Review – Elle (2016)
Isabelle Huppert is utterly electrifying in Paul Verhoeven’s alluring rape-revenge thriller based on source material by Philippe Dijan. Elle is...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – ‘Catfight’ (2016)
As a piece of absurdist film-making 'Catfight' does leaps and bounds in pushing it's characters to the absolute limits of...