Review: Blair Witch – “Never the non-stop nail-gnawer it should be”
A sorta pseudo sequel slash reboot to The Blair Witch Project, Blair Witch is directed by one of my favourite modern horror directors,...
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TIFF Review: Old Stone
A taxi driver pays the hospital bills for the cyclist he injured which has serious ramifications for him. A man watches a cyclist with...
Read MoreTIFF Review: Nocturnal Animals -“Visuals will all at once haunt and test you”
The opening frames of Nocturnal Animals feature a sequence of women dancing, quite naked, in majorette hats, pom-poms and glitter flying...
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Review: HBO’s Westworld
Michael Crichton’s 1973 Westworld is a sci-fi classic and a favourite of mine. When I heard that HBO were working on a TV adaptation...
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TIFF Review: La La Land -“If you could put joy on a screen this is what it would look like.”
It’s rare the film that meets all the positive hype you’ve heard before you enter the theatre. We can all remember times that...
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TIFF Review: Manchester by the Sea
A socially awkward apartment building custodian goes back to his hometown when his brother dies and is faced with the prospect of looking...
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TIFF Review: Past Life
A young female singer declared to be the daughter of a murderer by a mysterious older woman attempts to uncover the truth. Two young women...
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TIFF Review: Clair Obscur
A hospital psychiatrist and a troubled young woman admitted for care find themselves in repressive relationships. Initial imagery as well...
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TIFF Review: Jesus
A wayward teenager in trouble with the police turns to the person he is in constant conflict with – his father. A battle of the bands...
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TIFF Review: City of Tiny Lights
Dealing with the secrets of others is what private detective Tommy Akhtar does for living but when hired to find a missing prostitute he...
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