Review & Interview: Inside My Friend Dahmer with filmmaker Marc Meyers
A compelling character study oozing with razor-sharp tension from start to finish, the best way to fully appreciate the nuances behind My...
Read MoreSundance London 2018 Review: The Tale – “A timely reflection on memory”
As a documentary filmmaker, Jennifer Fox is no stranger to the telling of complicated and deeply personal stories of others. But she’s the...
Read MoreSundance London 2018 Review: The Miseducation of Cameron Post
Desiree Akhavan’s follow up to 2015’s Appropriate Behaviour, is another LGBT story, but this time around it’s more of a drama than a...
Read MoreSundance London 2018 Review: Half The Picture
The debut documentary film by Director Amy Adrion looks at the film industry through the underrepresented female lens. Half The Picture...
Read MoreSundance London 2018 Review: Never Goin’ Back – “A charming and entertaining film full of teenage kicks”
Teenage romance and petty crime collide in this debut comedy-drama by Writer-Director Augustine Frizell. Teenage girl couple Jessie (Maia...
Read MoreReview – Solo: A Star Wars Story – “An absolute blast”
If there is one mantra that director Ron Howard shares with the roguish smuggler at the heart of his latest film, it’s this; “never tell...
Read MoreToy Review: The Star Wars Black Series Darth Vader Electronic Helmet, Stormtrooper and Dewback, and Range Trooper are impressive, most impressive!
>Solo: A Star Wars Story has just opened in cinemas (go see it, I really enjoyed it, it is lots of fun and you can read our review here)...
Read MoreReview – Solo: A Star Wars Story – “A breezy, rollicking romp”
Here it is then – another Star Wars movie from the churning furnaces of Disney. Wracked with tales of difficult production, fired...
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: Rawhead Rex
Brilliant Blu-Ray crafters Arrow Video have turned their attention to the 1986 adaptation of Clive Barker’s Rawhead Rex. The screenplay is...
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
It is really hard to blend comedy and tragedy together and do it well. Even Shakespeare had two different kinds of plays. It’s often...
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