Review: It Comes At Night – “An anxious and uneasy survivalist thriller”
It Comes at Night is written and directed by Trey Edward Shults (Krisha), and stars Joel Edgerton (Warrior), Christopher Abbott (A Most...
Read MoreReview – Spider-Man: Homecoming – “The best film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe so far”
There’s no denying that after Sony’s embarrassing debacle with The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) and especially its 2014 sequel,...
Read MoreIn Episode 55 of After the Ending we talk Moon and Pretty Woman
I co-host a podcast with Mike Spring. Called After The Ending, we talk about what happens after various films finish. We look at what...
Read MoreShort Film Review: Dawn of the Deaf – “Will leave you wanting more”
Dawn of the Deaf, is a short zombie horror film that premiered at FrightFest 2016. Written and directed by Rob Savage – BIFA Winning...
Read More52 Films By Women: June
This month was almost entirely for first-timers, with blood, war, abduction and a little soul-bearing music. Here are the films I watched...
Read MoreReview: All Eyez On Me – “No real sense of an artist or what he did”
In the 18th Century, Andean revolutionary Túpac Amaru II led a failed revolt against the Spanish rule of Peru. For his transgression, he...
Read MoreReview: Baby Driver is all throttle no drag
Very few directors can orchestrate an opening scene like Edgar Wright. Baby Driver starts with a heist, a heist timed to music. Such...
Read MoreWeight of History: Avi Nesher talks about Past Life
Trevor Hogg talks to Avi Nesher about dealing with trauma, the need for breaking free of the past to have a future, and the making of Past...
Read MoreReview: The Book of Henry -“A tonal mess”
If you dig deep enough inside The Book Of Henry, you’ll realise there’s a great film aching to start somewhere in there....
Read MoreReview: Land of Mine- “Finding war stories worth telling”
War films have existed in some form ever since the beginning of film. The universal themes and compelling storylines that can arise from...
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