Film Review

Similar to the voice in the head of Saint Maud that guides her, there is a new voice in British horror that will cause people to stand up and pay attention. That voice is Rose Glass. Whose debut feature is a bone-chilling masterpiece. …

Scientist James is obsessed with solving the mystery to unlocking time travel. However the only one standing in his way is himself... literally... in James Vs His Future Self. "There is not fate but what we make for ourselves". It is…

Blood Machines is a neon-soaked, synth-fuelled slice of science fiction that is perfect for Glasgow Film Festival's Future Cult strand. When two space hunters track down a renegade ship, they see the ghost of a young woman pull herself…

Glasgow Film Festival has unearthed Spookies as part of this year's Future Cult strand. This curiosity with a fabled past is certainly an oddity but one not without its charms. Taking a wrong turn, travelers find themselves trapped in a…

BAFTA-nominated writer-director Scott Graham delivers a fast and furious tale of life, love and forgotten dreams in the fantastic Run. In the Northern Scottish town of Fraserburgh, young men dream of escapism through late-night…

Like dinosaur blood within a mosquito encased in amber, Glasgow Film Festival spared no expense to bring the extinct cult classic Tammy And The T-Rex roaring back to life at GFF20. However were they so preoccupied with whether or not…

One would automatically think that the collaborative efforts of noted The Big Lebowski associates Ethan and Joel Coen as well as supporting actor John Turturro would bring some convincing irreverence to the imagined makeshift…

Eva Green gives an (inter)stellar performance in Alice Winocour's Proxima. A film where one woman dreams of the stars but finds the draw of family pulls harder than gravity. Writer-Director Winocour is no stranger to the Glasgow Film…

Evidently, the lethal combination of the insufferable man-child and the ridiculous exploits involving asinine stunts and humiliation from the boob tube transferred to the big screen was not only meant for the outrageous and outlandish…

Céline Sciamma's Oscar-nominated Portrait Of A Lady On Fire paints a bold and vivid picture of love, loss and longing in 18th century France. When asked by a pupil about a portrait in her workshop, art teacher Marianne reminisces about…