TIFF Review: Loveless – “The imagery is poetic”
An acrimonious divorce results in the young son becoming collateral damage. Love is lacking for Alyosha as his parents treat him as...
Read MoreTIFF Review: In the Fade
A woman seeks justice against those responsible for the deaths of her husband and young son. A video taken inside a prison shows the...
Read MoreTIFF Review: On Chesil Beach
While on their honeymoon a young couple attempts to have sex with rather awkward and surprising results. Florence Ponting (Saoirse Ronan)...
Read MoreTIFF Review: Suburbicon – “Serviceable but nothing remarkable”
A young boy uncovers a conspiracy surrounding the death of his mother and develops a friendship with the son of an unwanted African...
Read MoreReview: Una – “One of the year’s most compelling films”
Cinematic adaptations of theatre pieces are a tricky affair. Tackling the screen version of a play may have seemed a comfortable choice...
Read MoreFrightFest 2017 Day Five: Tragedy Girls, Veronica, Lowlife, The Terror of Hallow’s Eve and Better Watch Out
The End. Already. Dangit. Four days and *mumble mumble* films later, it was the last day of FrightFest 2017. Although I was a bit gutted...
Read MoreReview: Your Name – “A triumph of storytelling and imagination”
Before you pass this film off as not one for you because you’re not an anime fan, hold that thought. I’m not either...
Read MoreFrightFest 2017 Day Four – Replace, The Villainess and Mayhem
The time has become irrelevant. Days do not exist. All there is is sweet, sweet horror films. I am probably just tired, but normal life...
Read MoreFrightFest 2017 Day Three – Mountain Fever, Victor Crowley, Inside, Cold Hell, To Hell and Back: The Kane Hodder Story and more
I am having one of my best FrightFests. Days One and Two have been a blast, with Chucky, Radius and 68 Kill my current faves, but Day...
Read MoreFrightFest 2017 Day Two – It Stains the Sands Red, Sequence Break, Radius, 68 Kill and Leatherface
Day One involved Chucky, Death Note and a late night! Going to have to shape up and get used to it though – FrightFest is no place...
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