A TRUE CLASSY CLASSIC! I finished it, mouth open and exclaimed, ‘That was BEAUTIFUL!’ I laughed, I cried… Continue reading
Author Archives: Jazmine Sky Bradley
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
Babyteeth review: Dir. Shannon Murphy (2020)
As with the majority of screeners, I don’t research the film too deeply beforehand. I’ve (maybe) watched the trailer, but haven’t dug for details or scrolled through the director’s back catalogue. I like a surprise, and Babyteeth definitely surprised me. On the surface, Milla Finlay (Eliza Scanlen) is a normal teenage girl, her life seemingly … 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
Stage Mother review: Dir. Thom Fitzgerald (2020)
Stage Mother may split audiences, especially for those living within the community who might find this too unbelievable. But for those not familiar with drag, this could certainly be a peak into another world. Continue reading
Clemency review: Dir. Chinonye Chukwu (2020)
Clemency is one of the best films of 2020…. Continue reading
True History of the Kelly Gang Blu-ray review: Dir. Justin Kurzel (2020)
Wild, unflinchingly violent and full of pace, director Kurzel may just be back on form with the help of his stellar cast. Continue reading
Catching Up with Classics: The Terminator (1984)
Jazmine’s excellent series continues, as she visits 1984’s The Terminator for the very first time… Continue reading
