Blu-ray Review: The Hills Have Eyes – “This is a must-buy”
Arrow Video turn their masterful attentions to Wes Craven’s seminal 1977 mutant cannibal flick: The Hills Have Eyes. The film itself...
Read MoreReview: Arrival -“emotionally satisfying”
What annoyed me most about Interstellar, apart from it being sickeningly sentimental, was that it arrogantly implied that humans matter....
Read MoreReview: Little Men – “Raw and genuine realism”
With each new film, Ira Sachs gets a step closer to becoming the Woody Allen of social drama thanks to his incredibly genuine and nuanced...
Read MoreIn Episode 27 of After The Ending we talk Groundhog Day and Enter The Dragon
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 MoreBlu-ray Review: The Nice Guys – “A flighty and fighty, zippy bit of wit”
Released on DVD, Blu-Ray and all digital platforms on the 26th of September, The Nice Guys is written and directed by Shane Black (Iron...
Read MoreReview: Southside with You
They’re everyone’s favourite power couple, but long before Barack Obama took the White House – indeed before the Oval Office was even a...
Read MoreInterview with Rob Merilees, Producer of Brain on Fire
Making a film is wrought with all sorts of challenges. The director might need to get that particular shot before the sun goes down. An...
Read MoreFreedom Ride: Adam Irving talks about Off the Rails
Trevor Hogg chats with Adam Irving about his debut documentary Off the Rails which makes it European Premiere at the Raindance Film...
Read MoreTIFF Review: Catfight – “As fun, shocking or as poignant as you want it to be”
It’s hard to categorize Catfight. Part comedy, part satire, part epic fisticuffs battle, the film is one of the most divisive...
Read MoreReview: Akira – “Still one of the best anime of all time”
Thanks to my good friend, Paul, I was lucky enough to see Akira on the big screen last night over at FACT, Liverpool. I have seen the film...
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