Film Review – ‘Mindhorn’ (2016)
Much in the same vein as 'Garth Marenghi's Darkplace', 'Mindhorn' plays through a narrative that is a retrospective of a...
Much in the same vein as 'Garth Marenghi's Darkplace', 'Mindhorn' plays through a narrative that is a retrospective of a...
Preposterous lunacy takes on a whole new meaning about ten minutes after the opening credits, audiences will be divided in...
It is a pleasure to see Academy Award winner Steven Soderbergh come out of semi-retirement to add another film to...
Joel and Ethan Coen collectively known as The Coen Brothers need no introduction but 33 years ago the pair were...
Freewheeling and riotous, Ben Wheatley’s violent and raucous chamber piece, Free Fire arrives on blu-ray this week. Showcasing a lively...
Although technically a joyous chick-flick, beginning with the unconventional title, this is definitely not your average cliched comedy romance. Unusual,...
Neil Gaiman’s incomparable novel, ‘American Gods’, tells the story of Shadow Moon, a small-time thief newly released from prison and...
2019 James Bond is set to return to our cinema screens could it be with Daniel Craig as her favourite...
With an immediately recognisable visual style that people should probably start referring to as ‘Fulleresque’ if they aren’t already, Bryan...
Exploration has become something of an obsession for the human race. Unhappy with our own lot, we have often been...
One of the most striking, controversial and utterly absorbing TV events of the year becomes the home entertainment hit of...
2017 looks like a busy year for The Bourne Identity/Edge Of Tomorrow director with Tom Cruise led American Made (running,...
This summer, join BAFTA Rising Star for 2017, Tom Holland (The Lost City of Z, Spiderman: Homecoming) on a perilous...
There's a poetic visual power in Terence Malick's Song to Song, yet without the narrative backing, it is never quite...