Special screenings on 13 October, and a re-release on 30th October! Continue reading
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Author Archives: Amelia Vandergast
Freehold DVD Review: “A voyage of grotesque psychological warfare”
Freehold is without doubt the latter in its twisted tale of revenge upon detestably brash estate-agent Hussein (Mim Shaikh) by a man who has nothing left to lose, but everything left to take. Continue reading
Zoology review: “A compelling tale of despair and self-discovery”
Tverdovskiy has created a gem of a body-horror that is sure to resonate in the hearts of every misfit. Continue reading
Indie review: Emerge by E. M. Watson – “The conceptual short we’ve been waiting for”
Amelia reviews conceptual short ‘Emerge’ by E.M. Watson. Continue reading
David Lynch: The Art Life review: “Poignant, harrowing and deeply resonant”
Out July 14th – Amelia’s 5-star review of David Lynch: The Art Life Continue reading
Population Zero digital review: “A taut psychological thriller”
Population Zero could be accused of jumping on the success of How to Make a Murderer, which found unprecedented popularity after its release on Netflix, because it had a story-line so immersive, so raw that it enticed viewers succinctly as the lines between fact and fiction blurred. This emotional depth is exactly how Population Zero manifests in … Continue reading
The Pass DVD review
Directed by Ben A Williams, and written by John Donnelly, The Pass may not appeal to a wide audience but that didn’t stop the feature from getting outstanding critical praise after airing at BFI London Film Festival and receiving BAFTA nominations. Watching the opening sequence it’s hard to see how as phallocentric chauvinists Jason and Ade (played … Continue reading
