Review: Black Panther – “Like nothing we have seen on screen before”
Ryan Coogler directs the much-anticipated latest Marvel movie: Black Panther. Chadwick Boseman (Get On Up) is back as the title character,...
Read MoreReview: The Mercy – “Ultimately a bit depressing”
A film which centres largely on one person’s time in isolation is always a hard sell, but if there’s anyone that can keep you...
Read MoreReview: The Cloverfield Paradox – “A mishmash of elements”
In a surprising move, the third Cloverfield film was released on Netflix last night, a couple of hours after the first trailer was...
Read MoreReview: The Hero – “A perceptive meditation on life and what we leave behind”
Sam Elliott stars in Brett Haley’s latest film. Elliott plays Lee Hayden, an ageing movie star, most famous for his role in...
Read MoreReview – Maze Runner: The Death Cure – “A worthy conclusion to the Maze Runner series”
It’s unlikely you’ll rush to the cinema to see The Death Cure if you haven’t watched the first two entries in the Maze Runner series or...
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: Hounds of Love – “Harrowing and tense”
The 22nd of January sees the UK Blu-Ray debut of Hounds of Love. Based on real-life crimes, it stars Ashleigh Cummings (Tomorrow, When The...
Read MoreReview: The Commuter – “High-speed action”
You only need to take a quick look at the publicity images for The Commuter to understand the sort of journey you are in for. The image of...
Read MoreReview: Brad’s Status – “Stylistically daring”
Being released after the Christmas holidays, in the middle of awards season but without the same buzz of all those nominated films won’t...
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: mother! – “I’m still not entirely sure if I liked it”
It’s been days since I watched Darren Aronofsky’s mother! and I’m still not entirely sure if I liked it. The film dances along the line...
Read More2018: The Future of Films has never looked brighter – The Greatest Showman, Hostiles, All The Money In The World
2018 could be special. I feel like I’m saying that every year of late – and rightly so. 2018 bodes well, though. Mark my words. Its...
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