As insane as Cale Erendreich himself, Bad Samaritan certainly defies expectations, though perhaps not in the way you would expect – It opens in the UK on 24 August. Continue reading
Category Archives: Film Reviews
Reviews of the latest film releases
BlacKkKlansman review: Dir. Spike Lee (2018)
A fascinating true-story bought to life with an abundance of Spike Lee’s signature style and wit, BlacKkKlansman is bolstered by terrific performances, powerful themes and deep-seated social commentary that resonates far beyond initial viewing. Continue reading
Mad to be Normal review: Dir. Robert Mullan (2018)
Often a little unbalanced but David Tennant’s deeply authentic and nuanced performance pulls you in impressively. Continue reading
The Negotiator: Dir. Brad Anderson (2018)
Jon Hamm and Rosamund Pike lead the way with strong performances in this Tony Gilroy-scripted CIA thriller set in Beirut. Continue reading
The Heiresses review: Dir. Marcelo Martinessi (2018)
The film touches on themes of love and loss, personal growth and change, it’s beautifully shot and directed, Martinessi should be proud of himself and his cast. Continue reading
Heathers 30th Anniversary 4K Restoration review: Dir. Michael Lehmann (1988)
Heathers is still whip-smart and incredibly relevant to today – This 30th Anniversary 4K Restoration version is in UK cinemas from 8th August, and on available digitally from 20th August. Continue reading
Under the Tree review: Dir. Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurðsson (2018)
Under The Tree is anxiously engrossing urban satire – It opens in the UK on 10th August. Continue reading
