Review: Hail, Caesar! – The Coen Brothers are from an alien planet
The Coen Brothers are great at making films about nothing. And by nothing I mean everything. If that makes absolutely no sense to you...
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: Dark Places
It looks like author Gillian Flynn’s literary oeuvre is getting the Hollywood treatment in reverse chronological order. After Gone Girl,...
Read MoreBFF Review: In Your Dreams!
A leader of a group of teenagers who engage in parkour is the love interest for a 16 year old girl both in reality and in her dreams. As...
Read MoreReview: Bone Tomahawk – “A muscular, unpredictable and bloody western”
“You’re pretty angry for a guy named Buddy.” Following Slow West, The Hateful Eight and The Revenant, the deceased genre of the western...
Read MoreReview: The Road Within
It’s rather disappointing that after screening at last summer’s Edinburgh Film Festival, heartwarming road trip drama The Road Within,...
Read MoreReview: Freeheld – “An emotional watch”
Oh dear… where are the tissues? If you like inspiring, emotional films, this one is for you. Freeheld tells the incredible true story of...
Read MoreReview: Triple 9 – “A muscular, but by-the-numbers, crime thriller”
Triple 9 is directed by John Hillcoat, who has enjoyed a rich and raw vein of form with Lawless, The Roadand The Proposition. His new film...
Read MoreReview: Deadpool – “True to Rob Liefeld’s comic book creation”
Is this funny? That’s the profound question I had to ask myself while watching Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpoollimp around because he’d just been...
Read MoreReview: The Survivalist – “A compelling look at what makes us human”
Whether zombies are involved or not, post apocalyptic survival tales have been a trend for a while now, especially in the indie scene, as...
Read MoreReview: The Scopia Effect – “The scare effects are subtle and creeptastic”
The Scopia Effect is written and directed by first-timer Christopher Butler, stars newcomer Joanna Ignaczewska, and is released on DVD in...
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