Gary Numan’s ‘Intruder’ is released in the UK on Friday 21st May Continue reading
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Author Archives: Jazmine Sky Bradley
Mouthpiece review: Dir. Patricia Rozema (2021)
…Don’t get me wrong, the film is sad, but it’s also darkly funny, bitingly sarcastic, whip-smart. It’s fair to say I loved it. Continue reading
The Burnt Orange Heresy review: Dir. Giuseppe Capotondi (2020)
Welcomingly surprising, in this part crime-thriller, part travel-porn , slow burning drama… Continue reading
Hurt by Paradise review: Dir. Greta Bellamacina (2021)
Somewhat unbalance but visually rather beautiful, it comes to Digital on 8 February. Continue reading
Catching Up with Classics: Die Hard (1988)
Jazmine’s Catching Up with Classics concludes with the action thriller Die Hard, the perfect movie for Christmas Eve! Continue reading
Babyteeth Blu-ray review: Dir. Shannon Murphy (2020)
Full of humour, humanity, and spirit; a somewhat simple story played out beautifully by the cast, touching on real, relatable themes. Continue reading
Catching Up with Classics: 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
Lucky for me, this is another stonker of a classic… Continue reading
Nuclear review: Dir. Catherine Linstrum (2020)
Written and directed by Linstrum, Nuclear is a fantastic feature-length directorial debut, and is a promising start for things to come… Continue reading
Catching Up with Classics: Halloween (1978)
We’re taking a trip to Haddonfield, Illinois, to pay a visit to a Mr. Michael Myers… Continue reading
Book Review: David Bowie Icon – The Definitive Photographic Collection
Book Review: David Bowie Icon – The Definitive Photographic Collection is out now! Continue reading
Catching Up with Classics: The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
A TRUE CLASSY CLASSIC! I finished it, mouth open and exclaimed, ‘That was BEAUTIFUL!’ I laughed, I cried… Continue reading
A Perfectly Normal Family review: Dir. Malou Reymann (2020)
A little shallow is its portrayal of its themes, but the cast are great and its heartwarming ending will make you smile. Continue reading
Nocturnal review: Dir. Nathalie Biancheri (2020)
Nocturnal is a beautiful story about love (in all forms) and hope, told by two fine examples of British talent. Continue reading
Catching Up with Classics: RoboCop (1987)
On one hand, I’m impressed by the visuals, chases and thematic criticisms of capitalism, greed, gentrification and the media. On the other, it’s just another hyper-violent 80s shoot ’em up flick… Continue reading
Catching Up with Classics: The Truman Show (1998)
Way ahead of its time, this is a genuine classic worth revisiting time and time again… Continue reading
