Sundance 2022 Review: Fire of Love – “There is plenty of spectacle to delight”
“Loving the Earth also helps us to love each other,” said director Sara Dosa while introducing her documentary Fire of Love....
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Sundance 2022 Review: After Yang – “Deftly explores the pain of loss and grief, the power of memory”
In 2017, director Kogonada premiered his debut feature Columbus at the Sundance Film Festival to critical acclaim. If you haven’t...
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Sundance 2022 Review: Fresh – “Completely engrossing”
What. An. Absolute. Ride. For a debut feature film, director Mimi Cave has set herself a fairly high bar. I’m not usually much for...
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Sundance 2022 Review: When You Finish Saving the World – “Jesse Eisenberg’s aesthetically pleasing family drama”
In the Q&A for Jesse Eisenberg’s directorial debut, When you’re Finished Saving the World, star Finn Wolfhard described the helmer as,...
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Blu-ray Review: Censor – “An unusual and compelling addition to Brit-horror”
Directed by Prano Bailey-Bond Starring Niamh Algar, Nicholas Burns, Michael Smiley I read good things about Prano Bailey-Bond’s...
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Out This Week (In The US): Dune, Halloween Kills, Cobra Kai, The Addams Family 2, A Hard Days Night, Juice and more
After a couple of really small release weeks, this week sees things get back on track with some bona fide box office hits, plus the usual...
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Review: The Contrast – “Based on a play of the same name from 1787”
Occasionally there is a film so rough that it falls into the ‘I watched it so you don’t have to’ category, and unfortunately, The...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Liar Liar, The Dry, Only The Animals, Escape From Mogadishu and more
Well, it’s another small week in the post-holiday sales frame, but for those of you who lean towards less mainstream fare, there are some...
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Review: The 355 – “Girls, guns…and more girls”
Violence and feminism are interesting bedfellows, growing a little closer with the arrival of The 355 from Freckle Films (Jessica...
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Blu-ray Review – Venom: Let There Be Carnage
When we left Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) at the end of 2018’s Venom he had made a deal with the Symbiote and they became the Lethal...
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