Book Review – Aardman: An Epic Journey: Taken One Frame at a Time
Aardman Animation has, rightly in my opinion, become a national, and indeed international, treasure, a bastion of quality animation – most...
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Review: Creed II – “The film is so sure of itself”
Rocky IV is probably my most watched film as a kid. I would’ve been five or six by the time I was wearing the VHS out and I stand 100% by...
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Review: Anna and the Apocalypse – “Takes all the twee elements of yuletide and musicals and spins them on its severed head”
Often times, Christmas films that delve into the darker side of things (Die Hard, Gremlins, Lethal Weapon) are the most memorable and...
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Review: Back To Berlin – “Takes viewers on a roller coaster of emotion”
When you hear the words ‘Holocaust documentary,’ a motorbike road trip probably isn’t the first thing that springs to mind, but that’s...
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Review: I Think We’re Alone Now – “An affecting reflection on loneliness, grief, loss and the complex nature of the human heart”
If the devil is in the details when it comes to great filmmaking, I Think We’re Alone Now proves once again that Reed Morano has...
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Review: The Secret of Marrowbone – “A deliciously atmospheric, chilling drama”
This is the directorial debut of Sergio G. Sánchez, but I am sure many film-lovers, especially horror fans, will already be familiar with...
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Review – Fantastic Beasts 2: The Crimes of Grindelwald – “Far too convoluted”
Ten films into a franchise that Warner Bros. now calls the ‘Wizarding World’, arrives Fantastic Beasts 2: The Crimes of...
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2018 Leeds Film Festival Review: Happy New Year, Colin Burstead – “A captivating and hilarious 90-minutes”
Happy New Year, Colin Burstead. is the latest film by maverick British filmmaker Ben Wheatley who has been inching to more mainstream...
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2018 Leeds Film Festival Review: Beautiful Boy – “You come for the performances by the two leads”
Beautiful Boy is the first major role for Timothée Chalamet after he blew up into one of the biggest stars of his generation in last...
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: 1980’s Rambo Trilogy and Cliffhanger
STUDIOCANAL has released all three of the 1980’s cult action Rambo films along with Cliffhanger– starring the Sylvester Stallone in his...
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