3rd October 2019
Review: Judy
If ever there were a career to convince us that Hollywood isn’t all ‘that’ then it would be the tragic…
Author: Ewan Gleadow
1st October 2019
Review: The Wizard of Oz 80th Anniversary
Given the coming Judy Garland biopic, Judy, there’s definite room to expand my knowledge of Hollywood’s golden age starlet. The Wizard of…
30th September 2019
Review: Twisted Pair
Concerning as it is to see that Neil Breen has managed to finance and direct more than one feature film, it’s…
30th September 2019
Review: Won’t You Be My Neighbour
If you’ve ever watched children’s television in the modern day, it’ll feel like your brain is melting. A lot of…
30th September 2019
Review: Paris, Texas 35th Anniversary
There’s an underlying feeling of blissful ignorance to the world littered throughout Wim Wender’s most defining work. Paris, Texas is a treat…
30th September 2019
Review: American Pie 20th Anniversary
The coming of age genre has put me through some sufferably horrific experiences. The likes of The Edge of Seventeen, Booksmart and The Perks of Being…
27th September 2019
Review: Manhattan 40th Anniversary
Woody Allen plunges us once more into the heart of New York, experimenting with black and white cinematography and neurotic…
27th September 2019
Review: Dogtooth
If you’ve seen one Yorgos Lanthimos movie, you’ve more or less seen them all. His contorted view of the world…
27th September 2019
Review: Men in Black: International
Dormant franchises are best kept as such, but in the modern world of reboots and remakes it was only a…
27th September 2019
Review: Bill Burr: Paper Tiger
It’s no surprise that the advent of the MeToo movement and modern political goings surrounding the likes of Donald Trump,…