Browsing Category
Reviews
The latest reviews of all that’s cinematic, whether it’s big screen releases, films and TV coming to DVD and Blu-ray or *gasp* a book!
FrightFest Digital Edition 2 – Dead (2020) Review
New Zealand has a long line of great comedy horrors. Bad Taste, Black Sheep, What We Do In The Shadows. This year's FrightFest sees another good entry to that list. Dead good.
Marbles, a hapless stoner, can see ghosts. Tagg, a recently…
FrightFest Digital Edition 2 – Benny Loves You (2020) Review
Karl Holt finds that it's child's play to deliver the highlight of this year's FrightFest with Benny Loves You.
In 1995, the must-have toy was Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story. In 2020, everyone will want a Benny. This film plays on Toy…
The Craft: Legacy (2020) – Film Review
When The Craft was released in 1996, it became a surprise box office hit. Over 20 years since its release, it has been labelled as a 'cult classic'. Now, American actress-filmmaker Zoe Lister-Jones is taking on a contemporary take on The…
Frightfest Digital Edition 2 – Alien On Stage (2020) Review
In space no one can hear you scream. On stage however, and at Frightfest, everyone can hear you scream... and laugh at Alien On Stage.
This charming documentary follows a group of Dorset bus drivers put on their amateur dramatic…
Frightfest Digital Edition 2 – Redwood Massacre: Annihilation Review
Six years on from 2014's The Redwood Massacre, the Burlap Killer returns to terrorise a new audience at this year's Frightfest in Redwood Massacre: Annihilation.
A stranger obsessed with the unsolved Redwood murders convinces a group of…
Frightfest Digital Edition 2- Held (2020) Review
Frightfest's second digital festival of 2020 began with the tense and thrilling home invasion (or is it home entrapment) film Held.
Looking to reignite the spark for their ninth wedding anniversary, Emma and Henry check in to a remote…
On the Rocks (2020) – Film Review
Sofia Coppola's latest film On the Rocks marks the first film produced under Apple's partnership with studio A24. Starring Rashida Jones and Bill Murray, the film follows Laura (Jones), a mother who has doubts about her suspicious husband…
LFF 2020 – Ammonite (2020)
This year's Closing Film at the BFI London Film Festival is Ammonite, Francis Lee's follow-up film to his 2017 drama God's Own Country. The film stars Kate Winslet as palaeontologist Mary Anning, who embarks on a relationship with…
LFF 2020 – New Order (2020) Review
Michel Franco's New Order won the Grand Jury Prize in Venice and is now causing quite a stir at the London Film Festival.
The revolution will not be televised but it will be shown in cinemas and streamed at home. "Revolution is not a…
LFF 2020 – Possessor (2020) Review
With Brandon taking on many of his father's cinematic qualities, Possessor proves that the apple has not fallen far from the tree on the Cronenberg farm.
Appearing in the Cult strand at this year's London Film Festival, Brandon…