Review – John Wick: Chapter 2 – “An unapologetic modern twist on an 80’s action film”
Slam! Jonathan Wick is back, blazing a punch-ass trail through an international underworld, unencumbered by both enemies and too much...
Read MoreReview: Southern Fury
It is and old English idiom that states, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Coined in relation to journalism and publicity, it seems...
Read MoreReview: The Great Wall – “There is something to be said for the films barmy ambition”
If The Great Wall is a vision of cinema for the future, we have great cause for concern. As a United States-People’s Republic of...
Read MoreReview: Moonlight – “It opened not only my eyes but my heart and mind”
You know how some years, you look at the films in the running for the esteemed ‘Best Film’ Oscar and just think to yourself, why..? How..?...
Read MoreReview: Elle – “Paul Verhoeven has consistently been twenty years ahead of the curve”
Dutch director Paul Verhoeven has consistently been twenty years ahead of the curve. Robocop (1987) was accused of being a crude and...
Read MoreDocumentary Review: Marley- “If you weren’t a fan before…”
As our attention spans decrease and our access to information increases, keeping an audience engaged in an almost two and a half-hour long...
Read MoreReview: The LEGO Batman Movie – “The best DC movie in nine years. A brilliant blocks buster”
Robot Chicken director Chris McKay and the writer of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter and Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Seth...
Read MoreReview: Prevenge – “The humour is jet black, straight-faced, and deliciously vicious”
Prevenge is a British horror film written by, directed by, and starring Alice Lowe (Sightseers) – who was 7-8 months pregnant during...
Read MoreReview: Trainspotting 2- “A whole new ride”
To many people, the announcement of a sequel to a great film leads to exciting curiosity, to others it’s like getting hit by “bad news” at...
Read More52 Films By Women: January
As an aspiring scriptwriter myself I have become more and more aware in recent years of the imbalance currently in cinema, from the moment...
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