Review: Inferno – “All a bit of an unpleasant mess”
The Robert Langdon series (is that what we’re calling this?) has perpetually appropriated the James Bond formula – picturesque...
Read More2016 London Film Festival Review: A Quiet Passion
A Quiet Passion begins with a delightful opener that introduces us to the bold and soulful poet, Emily Dickinson. We meet her family, see...
Read More2016 London Film Festival Review: Una – “A daring piece of cinema”
Una is a difficult film to describe because knowing more about it will only spoil the discovery the viewer experiences as this intricately...
Read MoreDVD Review: Equals
One of the most interesting filmmakers working today in American independent cinema, Drake Doremus returns with Equals, a sci-fi dystopian...
Read MoreBlu-Ray Review: Warcraft
Warcraft, the new film from Duncan Jones (Moon, Source Code), is an adaptation of the video game series. I only played the old Warcraft...
Read More2016 London Film Festival Review: Dancer – “A flawless piece of cinema”
Many members of the YouTube generation may know Sergei Polunin as that guy who did an awesome video to Hozier’s ‘Take Me to...
Read More2016 London Film Festival: A United Kingdom Review & Press Conference Report
A black man living in London in the late 1940s meets a white woman and they fall in love. Controversial, for the time, perhaps – but throw...
Read MoreReview: The Girl on the Train…wants to get off
Paula Hawkins’ phenomenally successful book may be ubiquitous, but I hadn’t read it, so I came to the film of The Girl On The Train...
Read MoreReview: Never Let Go – “High energy and high intensity”
Available now as a digital download, and out on DVD on the 10th of October, Never Let Go is an action thriller starring Angela Dixon...
Read MoreReview: Blood Father – “Mel Gibson has resurrected himself on screen”
Mel Gibson has become an easy target and a gold mine for the salacious-seeking press. Almost anything he says, however uncontroversial –...
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