Review: Hell or High Water – “The best Western since No Country for Old Men”
If there’s one thing people of different ethnicities and beliefs seem to be able to bond over, it’s a mutual hatred for the anonymous...
Read MoreReview: Ben-Hur
Timur Bekmambetov – the director of Wanted and Night Watch – now takes on a remakimagining of the 1959 Charlton Heston biblical...
Read MoreReview: 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...
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