Film Review: ‘Good Vibrations’
★★★☆☆ Have you ever wondered what you might come up with if you dared to blend 1980’s thriller The Long Good Friday with High...
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1 May 2018
Interview: Andrew Haigh, dir. Lean on Pete
After the success of both Weekend and 45 Years, British director Andrew Haigh now turns his attention to America, with Lean on Pete. To mark the film’s release we caught up with the talented young filmmaker to discuss this challenging adaptation, loneliness, and working with horses.
11 November 2013
DVD Review: ‘Easy Money’
★★★☆☆ It’s not very often that you see a new UK release that’s already had a sequel made and circulated in its native country....
24 October 2013
Film Review: ‘Ender’s Game’
★★★☆☆ If there’s one thing to be said of Harrison Ford, now one of the highest grossing Hollywood actors of all time, it’s that...
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Film Review: ‘Welcome to the Punch’
★★★☆☆ A degree of pressure has been placed upon director Eran Creevy, as his eagerly awaited second feature follows on from his BAFTA-nominated debut,...
Film Review: ‘Sleep Tight’
★★★★☆ From the man who co-directed the first two entries in the [Rec] horror franchise, Spanish filmmaker Jaume Balagueró now tries his hand at something a...
Interview: Benh Zeitlin, ‘Beasts of the Southern Wild’
One of the most pleasant surprises to be found in UK cinemas last year was arguably Benh Zeitlin’s superb Beasts of the Southern Wild...
Film Review: ‘Parental Guidance’
★★☆☆☆ Andy Fickman is one of those filmmakers who seems to have built a career for himself churning out mediocre movies every year or...
Film Review: ‘Boxing Day’
★★★★☆ Danny Huston taking the lead role in a Bernard Rose adaptation of a Leo Tolstoy novel has become something of a familiarity, following...
BFI Uncut Season: ‘The Killing of Sister George’ review
★★★☆☆ Screening as part of November’s BFI Uncut Season at London’s Southbank, The Killing of Sister George (1968) follows the turbulent relationship that takes place...
BFI London Film Festival 2012: ‘Room 237’ review
★★★★☆ Let’s assume for a moment that you’ve seen Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. A hauntingly, intense horror with stunning cinematography and a career defining...
