A reflective, exciting and contemplative trip. It’s a real jigsaw falling into place… Continue reading
Category Archives: Film Reviews
Reviews of the latest film releases
Celebrating The Sopranos: My Dinner with Alan, The Last Supper and David Chase review: Dir. Kristian Fraga
One of the greatest TV shows of all-time offers up a special look inside the show with the critics, the cast and the creator… Continue reading
Zack Snyder’s Justice League review: Dir. Zack Snyder (2021)
Still messy in plot, with underdeveloped characters, but undoubtedly a superior version of the original Justice League. It’s out now on Sky Cinema and HBO Max. Continue reading
An Impossible Project celebrates all things analogue in this great trailer for a new documentary – Watch now!
Inspiring new feature documentary AN IMPOSSIBLE PROJECT celebrates all things analogue is an antidote to digital. Continue reading
The Father review: Dir. Florian Zeller (2021)
One of those films with a lot of expectation that hits every note perfectly… 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
Fukushima 50 review: Dir. Setsurô Wakamatsu (2021)
The themes are clear but it takes a little too long to get to the point, when it’s clearly coming in from far away, and this means it suffers more than succeeds. Continue reading
The Stylist review: Dir. Jill Gevargizian (2021)
While it doesn’t quite work as a feature length piece, Townsend’s engaging performance keeps the creepy atmosphere lingering… Continue reading
To Olivia review: Dir. John Hay (2021)
To Olivia is sadly disappointing and somewhat underwhelming for all its promise – It’s streaming now. Continue reading
Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliché review: Dirs. Paul Sng and Celeste Bell (2021)
A beautiful, gentle film that treats its subject matter with respect and kindness. Celeste talks of feeling closer to her mother through looking into her archive of things years after her death. She did the miles, lived the life and suffered at the will of her mother’s condition. 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
Always Fast Hardly Accurate review: Dir. Milton (2021)
FlasyD and The Mystery Lights are bands I’d happily stand somewhere near the middle of the room getting the odd lick of beers spilled on me while they thrash about. Continue reading
Greenland review: Dir. Ric Roman Waugh (2021)
Greenland can be a little over-dramatic but it hits all the right moments for a classic, action survival flick. Continue reading
The New Music review: Dir. Chiara Viale (2021)
A lot of heart but The New Music doesn’t quite break through onto the scene… Continue reading
12 Hour Shift review: Dir. Brea Grant
FrightFest Presents and Signature Entertainment present 12 Hour Shift on Digital HD 25th January 2021 Continue reading
