When you don’t have the right Sense of an Ending
In homage to Julian Barnes’s captivating novel “The Sense of an Ending”, I will write this piece in two parts. Part One...
Read MoreReview: The Handmaiden – “Breathtaking and bold cinema”
A sensual saga, with dark undertones, The Handmaiden is another impressive story from director Park Chan-Wook – though his fans are likely...
Read MoreThousands of years ago it crashes, and The Thing: Artbook gets thrown out, or crawls out, and it ends up freezing in the ice
Celebrating the 35th anniversary of my all time favourite movie, John Carpenter’s The Thing, this 400-page first volume hardcover of...
Read MoreBest Movie Scenes with Books
March 2nd is World Book Day, and you might say the film industry owes a lot to the ever growing world of books. This incredible world of...
Read MoreThe FrightFest Guide to Monster Movies is heading our way
FrightFest and FAB Press once again join forces to launch The FrightFest Guide to Monster Movies, which goes exclusively on sale during...
Read MoreReview: A Monster Calls
It was 9 am in the morning last October when I saw A Monster Calls at the BFI London Film Festival’s press screening and despite the early...
Read MoreBook Review: The Art of Rogue One
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is currently playing in cinemas and is doing great things at the box office. Directed by Gareth Edwards...
Read MoreJames Schamus talks about his directorial debut, Indignation
Right before meeting Mr. James Schamus, I got overwhelmed with the eponymous “never meet your heroes” myth. After all, it’s hard not to...
Read MoreReview: Indignation
It is a mere coincidence in the UK theatrical distribution calendar, yet an interesting one nonetheless, that within the span of a week,...
Read MoreReview: American Pastoral
Preposterous comments about big stars and their hitch to transition behind the camera simply don’t apply to American Pastoral. Despite...
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