Review: Eddie the Eagle – “Packed full of heart and humour”
Those of us not around in the Eighties (or those of us too young to be watching the Winter Olympics on TV at least) may not be too...
Read MoreReview: #Starvecrow – “Innovative brilliance”
Starvecrow is an independent dark romance that manipulates the mind of the audience. It has been dubbed “the world’s first ever selfie”...
Read MoreReview: The Assassin – “Intoxicatingly beautiful”
After she fails to kill her target, after an attack of conscience, an assassin is sent home to fulfil the mission, after years away in...
Read MoreReview: 99 Homes -“Pure, raw emotional bliss”
It’s hard to imagine a filmmaker ever wanting to dedicate his opus to a film critic, yet if you pay close attention to 99 Homes’ closing...
Read MoreReview: Youth – “A feast for the cinematic senses”
Art’s role in life, life’s role in art, age’s forced reflection on the two and its own role in both – this is what Youth concerns itself...
Read MoreReview: Spotlight – “Powerful, gripping and well-executed”
More often than not, we watch films to laugh, or to scare ourselves, or to escape; basically we just watch them to be entertained, however...
Read MoreReview: Room – The best film of 2015
I’ve seen an awful amount of great films recently; anyone would think there’s a massive award ceremony on the way. It’s like all the good...
Read MoreReview: Among Ravens – “Touching and tragic in equal measure”
Among Ravens is written and directed by Russell Friedenberg (Wind Walkers), and co-directed by Wind Walkers’s editor Randy Redroad. The...
Read MoreReview: Mr. Robot Season 1
Mr. Robot: is an American drama–thriller television series created by Sam Esmail. It stars Rami Malek as Elliot Alderson, a cybrersecurity...
Read MoreReview: Ride Along 2 – “A slap-to-the-face sequel”
During Ride Along 2, I noticed a number of people in the audience going to the toilet. ‘They’re going to miss all the jokes’, I thought to...
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