Film Review: Suicide Squad (2016)
byIn Hollywood blockbuster terms, we’re now living in an age of the cinema of moments. When you look at the biggest films out there,…
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Film Review: Embrace (2016)
by“Why do so many people hate their bodies and what can we do about it?” After having three children, Taryn Brumfitt hated how she…
Film Review: Jason Bourne (2016)
byAfter a nine-year hiatus, he’s back. Jason Bourne, directed by Paul Greengrass, is the direct sequel to The Bourne Ultimatum, with the screenplay by…
Film Review: The Second Mother (2015)
byThe official submission from Brazil for the 2016 Oscars for Best Foreign Film is the work of writer/director Anna Muylaert, The Second Mother. In Sau Paulo…
Film Review: Embrace of the Serpent (2015)
bySet in the dense Amazon rainforest is Colombia’s entry for Best Foreign Film at last year’s Academy Awards, Embrace of the Serpent. Based on…
Film review: Star Trek Beyond (2016)
byThe third instalment of J.J. Abrams’ newly rebooted Star Trek series is Star Trek Beyond. This time, however, he passes the directorial torch to…
Film Review: Lights Out (2016)
byIt’s a simple concept. A creature that inhabits the shadows and cannot visibly exist in the light. It breeds a certain kind of paranoia,…
Film Review: We Are Twisted Fucking Sister! (2014)
byWe Are Twisted Fucking Sister! is a two hour and fifteen minutes extravaganza that is written, directed and produced by Andrew Horn. For anyone who…
Film Review: Dial M For Murder (1954)
byProduced at the height of the first 3D phase in 1953 (which for anyone who was sentient at the time mercifully only lasted the…
Film Review: Hitchcock/Truffaut (2015)
byIt’s crazy to think there was a time when Alfred Hitchcock was perceived to be more of an entertainer than an artist. It’s even…