2nd March 2021
Movie Review: Little Fish
Using a pandemic and ailment as a backdrop for your characters’ memory loss, rather than the usual fumbling’s of dementia…
1st March 2021
TV Review: The Queen’s Gambit
Surely, the only reason a Netflix mini-series about chess has had such a welcoming embrace from audiences is because they…
25th February 2021
Movie Review: Songbird
Escapism has been a facet of filmmaking for decades. Passed down from filmmaker to filmmaker, those looking to extract audiences…
25th February 2021
Movie Review: I Care A Lot
Deeply rooted in the court cases, emotional strife and torturous ease of manipulating facts and figures yet far removed from…
24th February 2021
Movie Review: Falling
As more and more actors breach through the front of the screen and worm their way behind the camera, the…
23rd February 2021
Movie Review: To All the Boys: Always and Forever
Few things are constant in life. The sun will shine, the twenty-four-hour cycle will push through, and Netflix will always…
23rd February 2021
Movie Review: Monster Hunter
Visual flair only takes a film so far, but director Paul W. S. Anderson has yet to grasp that. Adapting…
22nd February 2021
TV Review: It’s a Sin
I’ve always classed myself as an ally to the LGBTQ+ community. I do whatever I can to support them and…
22nd February 2021
Single Review: The Red Monroes – The Way I Feel
Traditional rock fans, rejoice! The Red Monroes provide a track that feels trapped in a box nostalgic for the screaming…
22nd February 2021
Movie Review: Babyteeth
One distinct tactic the modern, independent drama is now having to tactfully employ, is the inability to move away from…