Film Review: London Road (2015)
byLondon Road can make the claim that it’s unlike any musical you’ve ever seen before. For starters it’s the first film produced by Britain’s…
Film Review: The Visit (2015)
byMost people know M. Night Shyamalan as the guy who peaked early with The Sixth Sense, trotted out some semi-respectable storylines in Unbreakable, Signs,…
Film Review: How to Change the World (2015)
byWith a clickbaity title and glowing endorsements from Greenpeace, you could be excused for thinking Jerry Rothwell’s How to Change the World is an…
Film Review: American Ultra (2015)
byLet’s smoke some weed and kick some arse! That’s not quite so much the premise of American Ultra, but more likely something the filmmakers…
Film Review: Graceful Girls (2015)
byAnyone who has ever participated in dance should appreciate Olivia Peniston Bird’s debut feature Graceful Girls. On the contrary, if exaggerated smiles, sequins, and…
Film Review: Oddball (2015)
bySet in the sleepy Victorian coastal town of Warrnambool, Oddball is based on the true story of a white maremma dog set with the…
Film Review: Kill Me Three Times (2014)
bySet in Eagles Nest in Western Australia, Kill Me Three Times makes wonderful use of a gorgeous landscape. The luminous colours are the greatest…
Film Review: Pixels (2015)
byPixels is marketed as an action/comedy/sci-fi movie. The trouble is, it’s got intermittent action, precious little comedy, and the science fiction is restricted to…
Film Review: Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials (2015)
byThe young adult science fiction/dystopian future thing is like, so hot right now, but the overabundance of films in this genre in recent years has…
CLOSED: Blinky Bill Giveaway
byThanks to xx, we’re giving away 5 prize packs for the new animated film based on the classic cartoon series BLINKY BILL, in cinemas…