Film Review: London Has Fallen (2016)
byDoes every action movie post 9/11 have to be about terrorists? It would seem so. London Has Fallen sees leaders from all over the…
Film Review: Zootopia (2016)
byWho would have thought that the year’s most political film would be a Disney film headlined by talking animals? That’s right, Disney have done…
Film Review: The Daughter (2015)
byIn fictional worlds, there are no jolly returns to childhood homes. It can be accepted that, after a long absence, a man now grown…
The latest action from The Vampire Diaries
byOne of the most surprising hit genres on our TV screens in recent years is the rise of the vampire teen series. The latest…
AFFFF 2016 Film Review: Dheepan (2015)
byUp against (amongst others) Carol and Son of Saul, Dheepan, directed by Jacques Audiard, surprised some by winning the Palme d’Or at the 2015 Cannes…
Film Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)
byJ.J. Abrams. So hot right now. What can’t the man do? He made Star Wars good again, made us root for Tom Cruise in…
Film Review: Spear (2015)
bySpear is a non-linear story of a reconciliation of aboriginal heritage within a white man’s society, mostly told through the medium of interpretative dance….
Complete list of Academy Award Hosts
byWith each year’s Oscar ceremony comes months worth of commentary over the success (or failure) of the host. As the debate is already heating…
Film Review: Grimsby (2016)
byOffensive, low brow and crude. These are among many of the reasons to see Sacha Baron Cohen’s latest feature Grimsby. With a working class…
Film Review: Victoria (2015)
byIt’s been said that if you come out of a film thinking about the cinematography, it probably wasn’t a very good film overall. Victoria…