Film Review – Chemsex (2015)
Vice may write some of the worst articles ever written in any language but their documentary division for the most...
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Film Review – Black Mass (2015)
Johnny Depp has sold his soul to Disney for a long time so whenever he does a non-Pirates film it's...
Film Review – Steve Jobs (2015)
Universal’s previous attempt at portraying the life of Apple’s beloved founder, 2013’s JOBS, saw an Ashton Kutcher whose uncanny likeness...
LFF 2015 Review – Youth (2015)
Paolo Sorrentino’s last film was The Great Beauty, one of the best films in recent years—a masterly take on themes...
Film Review – Fresh Dressed (2015)
You’re probably aware of Kanye West’s outlandish stance on music and fashion – whether it's from his infamous interview with...
LFF 2015 – Trumbo (2015)
Bryan Cranston has obviously had a career-defining role in Breaking Bad, and this, his first leading-man role since that series,...
LFF 2015 Review – Carol (2015)
Todd Haynes is the only director to really survive the "New Queer Cinema" boom of the '90s but by his...
Top Cat-and-Mouse Thrillers in Films
Some of the most compelling and gripping stories in film history have been told from the perspective of the small-time...
Film Review – The Program (2015)
Stephen Frears is one of the key British filmmakers of the late 45 years due to his hugely varied body...
Watch Black Mass UK Premiere Live From Red Carpet
Tonight Sunday evening 11th October all eyes will be one central London as the BFI London Film Festival Virgin Atlantic...
Listen To Sparks ‘The Final Derriere’ For The Forbidden Room
Listen To 'The Final Derriere' a song of anguish, bottoms and lobotomies, a song excerpted from the Guy Maddin and...
LFF 2015 Review – High-Rise (2015)
J.G. Ballard was the greatest post-war author Britain has ever known and his relationship to cinema is a curious one....
LFF 2015 – Trumbo Press Conference
First full day 59th BFI London Film Festival kicked off today and our writer was in the heart of it...
Familiar Faces at the 59th BFI London Film Festival
At this year’s BFI London Film Festival, 240 films will be featured over a 12 day span. With so many...