Oslo Stories Trilogy: Sex Review
The final release in Dag Johan Haugerud’s Oslo Stories trilogy is Sex, a film that seeks to upend the presumptions...
2025 Glasgow Film Festival
DJ Ahmet Review (Sarajevo Film Festival 2025)
Rural areas, anywhere in the world, hold tight to their traditions. For some, folklore offers a rich weave of legends...
Oslo Stories Trilogy: Dreams Review
Trilogies of films often collate a legion of fans with each release, building on the validation accumulated after each story....
CLOSED -Win The Surfer On Blu-ray!!!
To celebrate the release of the acclaimed thriller The Surfer on home entertainment formats, we have three copies of the...
Harvest Review
Athina Rachel Tsangari’s Harvest, with its atmospheric period setting and lambasting views on capitalism, somewhat reminds this critic of William McGregor’s underrated gem,...
Tornado Review
Director John Maclean returns with another visually stirring piece of cinema in Tornado... Some sixty years ago, the cinematic dictionary...
Motel Destino Review
Motel Destino opens with a medium close-up of clear blue water, with waves crashing on the shore, with the diegetic...
The Surfer Review
We’re pretty comfortable with Nicolas Cage being weird on-screen now, but there’s something sinister that lies in Lorcan Finnegan’s The...
Restless Review (Glasgow Film Festival 2025)
Restless sees a cake-baking empty nester locking horns with an anti-social party beast in this engrossing kitchen sink horror drama...
Four Mothers Review (BFI Flare 2025)
The second feature from director Darren Thornton, Four Mothers, is a heartwarming film that just about stays on the right...
The Last Sacrifice Review (Glasgow Frightfest 2025)
Engagingly divergent documentary The Last Sacrifice examines how a brutal pitchfork slaying in 1945 influenced folk horror from its 1970s...
Meat Review (Glasgow Film Festival 2025)
Greek tragedy has profoundly shaped modern storytelling. At its core, a Greek tragedy revolves around the downfall of a prominent...
Gazer Review (Glasgow Film Festival 2025)
Making a debut feature is an impressive feat—it demands immense time and dedication to bring the final product to life,...
The Ballad Of Wallis Island Review (Glasgow Film Festival 2025)
The Ballad of Wallis Island was this year’s Surprise Film at the Glasgow Film Festival, and what a charming wee...