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Review: The Shining – “A masterpiece of horror” – Back in cinemas on 31st October

Review: The Shining – “A masterpiece of horror” – Back in cinemas on 31st October

Posted by on Oct 28, 2017 in All, Books, Film, Headline, horror, Reviews, thriller | 0 comments

Stanley Kubrick’s iconic foray into horror has been analysed, dissected and scrutinised in every way but as its cinema re-release this...

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New Books! The Shining, Ju-On, Cannibal Holocaust, The Company of Wolves and The Films of Terence Fisher

New Books! The Shining, Ju-On, Cannibal Holocaust, The Company of Wolves and The Films of Terence Fisher

Posted by on Oct 27, 2017 in All, Books, fantasy, Film, Headline, horror, Reviews, thriller | 0 comments

Halloween is right around the corner so it is only natural that our thoughts should turn to horror! Auteur Publishing sent over a few of...

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Review: Perfect Blue – “Mind-blowing reality-blurring psychological thriller”

Review: Perfect Blue – “Mind-blowing reality-blurring psychological thriller”

Posted by on Oct 26, 2017 in All, animated, Film, Headline, Reviews, sci-fi, thriller | 0 comments

Written by Sadayuki Murai (Steamboy), Perfect Blue is based on the novel by Yoshikazu Takeuchi and directed by Satashi Kon (Paprika). To...

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Review – Thor: Ragnarok – “A love letter to King Kirby”

Review – Thor: Ragnarok – “A love letter to King Kirby”

Posted by on Oct 24, 2017 in action, All, comedy, Comics, drama, Film, Headline, Reviews, sci-fi, thriller | 0 comments

I am just back from the cinema after watching Thor: Ragnarok and the cheesy smile will not leave my face. It was so much fun. I had...

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London Film Festival Review: Brawl in Cell Block 99 – “Doesn’t live up to its promise”

London Film Festival Review: Brawl in Cell Block 99 – “Doesn’t live up to its promise”

Posted by on Oct 20, 2017 in action, All, Film, Headline, Reviews, thriller | 0 comments

The title gives you an idea of what you’re going to get, hearkening back to films like Don Siegel’s Riot in Cell Block 11. Brawl in...

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Review: Teenage Kicks – “A sensitive and fresh take on the coming of age tale”

Review: Teenage Kicks – “A sensitive and fresh take on the coming of age tale”

Posted by on Oct 20, 2017 in All, drama, Film, Reviews | 0 comments

Teenage Kicks is the debut feature from short filmmaker Craig Boreham. The Australian film is a great coming of age story that kept me...

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Review – Thor: Ragnarok – “A fantastic freewheeling and far out flipping funny fantasy film”

Review – Thor: Ragnarok – “A fantastic freewheeling and far out flipping funny fantasy film”

Posted by on Oct 19, 2017 in action, All, Comics, Film, Headline, Reviews, sci-fi, thriller | 0 comments

Chris Hemsworth (Rush) returns as Thor in the Marvel hero’s third solo film – Thor: Ragnarok. I say “solo”, but the God of Thunder...

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Review: The Death of Stalin – “Unmissable”

Review: The Death of Stalin – “Unmissable”

Posted by on Oct 19, 2017 in All, comedy, Comics, drama, Film, Headline, Reviews | 0 comments

Like a Dostoyevsky novel, trying to retain the names of a Russian troupe of characters can often be tricky. However, it’s also safe...

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London Film Festival Review: You Were Never Really Here – “A new level of riveting, disturbing brilliance”

London Film Festival Review: You Were Never Really Here – “A new level of riveting, disturbing brilliance”

Posted by on Oct 17, 2017 in All, Film, Headline, Reviews, thriller | 0 comments

After being consecrated as one of the most exciting filmmakers working today with her critical darling third feature We Need To Talk About...

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London Film Festival Review: The Shape of Water – “A triumph”

London Film Festival Review: The Shape of Water – “A triumph”

Posted by on Oct 16, 2017 in All, drama, fantasy, Film, Headline, horror, Reviews, romance, sci-fi, thriller | 0 comments

Guillermo del Toro has returned with another deliciously visual modern fable, The Shape of Water. This time, the setting is an underground...

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