Film Review: The Emoji Movie (2017)
byAs any pessimist will tell you, filmmakers will make movies about anything these days. And often announcements of film concepts are met with groans…
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Film Review: Indivisible (2016)
byIndivisible is the story of two conjoined twins nearing their 18th birthday. The conjoined element is obviously the draw card of the feature, providing…
Article: The Contribution of Stephen King to Cinema
byWith his prolific resume of short stories, novellas and novels, Stephen King is living proof that you can have both quality and quantity as…
Film review: Patti Cake$ (2017)
byWhen you hear the words “white American rapper”, what come to mind? Unless you’re still riding the Eminem train, it’s likely the thoughts that…
Film Review: It (2017)
byIf you’ve never read Stephen King’s It then it’s probably a good idea to clear some time out of your schedule and get through…
Film Review: The Lovers (2017)
byWatching The Lovers, the Rupert Holmes song Escape springs to mind – “Do you like piña coladas and getting caught in the rain?” The…
Film Review: The Dinner (2017)
byHerman Koch, a Dutch writer and actor, wrote a novel called Het diner in 2009 which turned out to be a runaway success. Becoming…
Film Review: I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore (2017)
byThe modern world has produced a peculiar form of contemporary malaise, one that has, despite more people and social media, appeared to lead to…
Film Review: Miss Stevens (2016)
bySome films generate startling insight and quiet impact from a restrained, organic build. Miss Stevens, directed by Julia Hart, is one of those films….
Film Review: Okja (2017)
bySouth Korean director Bong Joon-Ho is developing a reputation for making robust films which blend adventure and intellect with searing critiques of environmental mismanagement and…