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Monday, 19 October 2015
Star Wars The Force Awakens Trailer Sneak Peeks
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Thanks to CBR trailers, we have almost 60 seconds of footage from the brand new Star Wars trailer which will be on American TV tonight! It...
Tuesday, 13 October 2015
Suffragette Review [London Film Festival 2015]
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Less than 100 years after all adult women in the UK were finally granted the vote, a film about the struggle to gain that basic democra...
Monday, 12 October 2015
Now on Rotten Tomatoes
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It has been brought to my attention by fellow blogger @ benedictseal that I am now on Rotten Tomatoes as a critic for Starburst Magazine . ...
Red Army Review: Out Now in Cinemas!
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Red Army is finally in selected UK cinemas. If you're in London, it's on at the Picturehouse Cinema until Wednesday. It's brilli...
Friday, 9 October 2015
George Miller Mad Max Fury Road Q&A
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I had the great honour of attending a Q&A with Mad Max Fury Road director George Miller last Thursday at the Tottenham Court Road Odeon...
Tuesday, 6 October 2015
The End of This is England
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I've just written a little something over at The Daily Heckle about the end of the This is England saga, which finished on Sunday night...
Sicario Review
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From its incredibly ominous opening, right through to the pitch-black climax, Sicario is scintillating crime cinema at its finest. With a...
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Thursday, 24 September 2015
Irrational Man Review
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Another year means yet another Woody Allen film, and more importantly, another chance for admirers of his work to bask in the character...
Mia Madre (My Mother) Review
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Deftly balancing comedy and drama, My Mother is a film that leaves audiences laughing hysterically in places, but drying their eyes by ...
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