Devastating, funny, beautiful and horrifically violent in places, Oldboy is the quintessential extreme Asian film, a genuine masterpiece, and the perfect gateway to Korean cinema. Continue reading
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Tag Archives: Film Reviews
Mystify: Michael Hutchence review – Dir. Richard Lowenstein (2019)
An eyeopening, heartbreaking education on one of modern music’s leading men. For longtime fans, this is a love letter to Michael, from his bandmates and family – Out 18th October! Continue reading
Itsy Bitsy review: Dir. Micah Gallo (2019)
A lot of potential for this old school horror but it doesn’t quite have enough bite to stand out from the crowd – Out on 14th October Continue reading
Little Monsters review: Dir. Abe Forsythe (2019)
Little Monsters is playing at the London Film Festival, it opens in UK and Irish cinemas on 15th November. Continue reading
The Peanut Butter Falcon review: Dir. Tyler Nilson and Mike Schwartz (2019)
A beautiful film with stunning performances, you’ll leave wanting more! This is one of those films I feel so lucky to have seen. Continue reading
Ad Astra review: Dir. James Gray (2019)
Equally frustrating and occasionally brilliant, this is a visual adventure that doesn’t quite hit the heights it promises. Continue reading
Phoenix review: Dir. Camilla Strøm Henriksen (2019)
A smart, sensitive and beautifully structured drama, out now in UK cinemas. Continue reading
