2024 Glasgow Film Festival Review – Sometimes I Think About Dying (2023)
In a capitalist society, our routines are drilled into us practically from birth. Wake up, go to work, come home,...
In a capitalist society, our routines are drilled into us practically from birth. Wake up, go to work, come home,...
In Last Straw, a young woman with an unwanted pregnancy is terrorised by a masked gang while managing the graveyard...
“The 'dumber' I behave, the richer I get” is a line from Cord Jefferson’s latest films but it could very...
Another week, another deluge of talk about the overbearingly obvious question: is superhero film fatigue real? After a year of...
We've had films based on video games before with varying degrees of success (though mostly bombs) so it shouldn't be...
One of the standout aspects of Elemental is the exceptional voice performances from the cast, particularly Leah Lewis as Ember...
Horror in the theatrical landscape is as healthy and thriving as anything unleashed in cinemas right now. Yes, we’ve mentioned...
It’s certainly been a while since director Robert Rodriguez has been on the Hollywood scene so, as with many others,...
The trajectory of filmmaker Guy Ritchie has been a rollercoaster since he made his feature debut in 1998. Gangsters, thrillers,...
In late 2014, after another year of ups and downs, overs and unders, and everything in between, this intrepid writer...
Hocus Pocus 2 has been the long-awaited Halloween sequel. For the sake of nostalgia, it is approved, but when it...
Meet Anais (Anaïs Demoustier), a spirited, ditzy, unique 30-something trying to navigate her way through her version of a mid-mid-life...
In the last few years, the renaissance of sea shanties has been something of a phenomenon. They have been around...
Daring, provocative, thoughtful, and probing are words that have already been thrown at the career of Jordan Peele thus far,...