Fans of romantic drama will enjoy, but this feels like a missed chance to delve a little deeper into Owens’ writing… Continue reading
Author Archives: Jazmine Sky Bradley
Downton Abbey A New Era review: Dir. Simon Curtis (2022)
Downton Abbey: A New Era has storylines galore with Director Simon Curtis putting us in safe hands as we move into a new time for the iconic world Continue reading
Sweetheart review: Dir. Marley Morrison (2021)
A charismatic coming-of-age story, director Morrison is onto a good path if future projects follow Sweetheart’s style. Continue reading
Wendy review: Dir. Benh Zeitlin (2021)
This reimagining of Peter Pan is beautiful and heartbreaking, as our young main characters battle with their fears of growing up and growing old…. Continue reading
Promising Young Woman DVD review: Dir. Emerald Fennell
Promising Young Woman is available now on DVD and Blu-ray from Universal Home Entertainment. Continue reading
Granada Nights review: Dir. Abid Khan (2021)
Granada Nights is out in UK cinemas from Friday 28 May Continue reading
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Gary Numan – Intruder [Album Review]
Gary Numan’s ‘Intruder’ is released in the UK on Friday 21st May Continue reading
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
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