Review: Captain Fantastic
Hardly this year you’ll be able to find a film that’s more original and timely than Captain Fantastic. On the surface you’d think you’re...
Read MoreThat Time I Saw Star Trek Beyond At The Cinema.. In Chinese
“Ni hao. Wo yao yi ge piao na ge. Dui, Star Trek san. Xie xie.” I watched Star Trek: Beyond in Chinese at the cinema by accident and it...
Read MoreBurnt shows why we need mid-range movies
Matt Damon recently said that mid range movies aren’t being made anymore, which is probably true and breaks my heart....
Read MoreReview: The 9th Life of Louis Drax
A genre hybrid, The 9th Life Of Louis Drax is better off in its individual incarnations rather than the sum of its parts. Adapted from the...
Read MoreReview: Sausage Party – A whole new meaning to ‘food porn’
It’s not that hard to imagine how Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg came up with the idea for this animated film about food. A herbal substance...
Read MoreReview: Sausage Party – “Far more inventive and intelligent than you may have assumed”
Back in the early 60’s, Alfred Hitchcock had the balls to show a toilet for the first time on film. He even flushed it. Back then censors...
Read MoreLive for Films at FrightFest 2016: Day Five
Oh, man. It’s over already? This year has totally flown by – in part due to it being cussing great. I settled into the new venue...
Read MoreReview: Hunt For The Wilderpeople – “Simply put, go see it.”
Following on from his excellent last film What We Do In The Shadows, director Taika Waititi is back with this hilarious and heartfelt...
Read MoreLive for Films at FrightFest 2016: Day Four
Yesterday was a great day, with The Rezort a nice eye-opener; the short film showcase warming me up with some quick hits of imagination,...
Read MoreLive for Films at FrightFest 2016: Day 3
And so it was Day Three already – the halfway point – but certainly no saggy slump. After extolling the virtues of Pet to everyone all...
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