Cloak and Dagger is out now on Dual Format from Eureka Entertainment. Continue reading
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Author Archives: Nick Bartlett
The Lighthouse review: Dir. Robert Eggers (2020)
One of the most original, unnerving films of recent years, anchored by two utterly captivating performances. Continue reading
Learning to Paint like Lowry: A Masterclass for ‘Mrs Lowry and Son’
To celebrate the release of Mrs Lowry and Son, Nick took on a painting masterclass with the man who taught Timothy Spall for the new film, out now on Blu-ray and DVD Continue reading
The Nightingale review: Jennifer Kent (2019)
With an an incredible lead performance, this is a beautiful, lyrical film that’s also brutal, visceral, and often difficult to watch. Continue reading
Knives Out review: Rian Johnson (2019)
Probably the most fun you’ll have in the cinema this year, complete with a a witty script and a winning lead performance from Daniel Craig! Out 27 November! Continue reading
![Oldboy 4K Blu-ray review: Dir. Park Chan-wook [Limited Edition 4-disc set]](https://criticalpopcorn.files.wordpress.com/2019/07/71xyspmba9l._ac_sl1500_.jpg?w=290&h=290&crop=1 "Oldboy 4K Blu-ray review: Dir. Park Chan-wook [Limited Edition 4-disc set]")
Oldboy 4K Blu-ray review: Dir. Park Chan-wook [Limited Edition 4-disc set]
Devastating, funny, beautiful and horrifically violent in places, Oldboy is the quintessential extreme Asian film, a genuine masterpiece, and the perfect gateway to Korean cinema. Continue reading
Itsy Bitsy review: Dir. Micah Gallo (2019)
A lot of potential for this old school horror but it doesn’t quite have enough bite to stand out from the crowd – Out on 14th October Continue reading
