Blue Iguana (2018) Film Review
Like a Big Mac, it’s vaguely enjoyable, but instantly forgettable.
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Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2: Flickfeast and Chill Film Review
More than any other blockbuster of the 1980s, Ghostbusters has endured for a generation, simply because it’s so damn good.
Mountain (2018) Short Film Review
Bold ideas on a micro-budget. One can only marvel at the fact that Mountain cost so little to make.
Ekaj (2015) Film Review
Ekaj represents the very best of what true independent cinema can achieve; an intimate portrait of characters who live, for better or worse, a remarkable life.
The Jurassic Park Trilogy (1993-2001)- Flickfeast and Chill Film Review
As the original film turns 25 this year, and the films bow onto Netflix, we take a look back at the original trilogy of large reptilian rebellion: Jurassic Park!
The Producers (1968) 50th Anniversary Re-Release Review
50 years on, the world has moved forward, but The Producers remains one of the all time great comedies.
Soror (2015) Film Review
Small is beautiful, in James Webber’s lyrical drama of sisterhood, Soror.
Kubrick By Candlelight (2017) Film Review
David O'Reilly's charming love story, Kubrick By Candlelight, is so much more than a film about a film.
Cheek to Cheek: the art of adapting Lolita – Part Two
In Kubrick's version of Lolita, Mason is sublime. It's the sort of role that was tailor made for an actor of his talents. That playful, gorgeous voice, the way he moves, precisely, confidently. The smile that hides a thousand sins.
Cheek to Cheek: The Art of Adapting Lolita – Part One
Lolita has been adapted twice for the big screen, once in 1962, by Stanley Kubrick and then later in 1997 by Adrian Lyne. In between, there have been plays, musicals, even operas that have taken Nabokov's prose, and moulded it to a new…