Tag: DVD Review

It seems that physical media is one of the only traces of normality that we have left. Without the cinema ...

It is hard to be imaginative when it comes to romantic comedies. When it comes to the genre, pitfalls to ...

Based on a short story by Neil Gaiman, How to Talk to Girls at Parties throws us back to 1977. ...

Check out Flickfeast's view on the DVD release of Rampage. Should you go on a buying spree or does it ...

Bleak and claustrophobic with a fantastic sense of isolation, Rumley’s direction echoes the mental state of Crowhurst.

In 2016, Liz Hannah's debut screenplay was ranked second on the Black List, an annual survey of most-liked films not ...

Starring an ensemble cast comprising Ryan Gosling, Rooney Mara and Michael Fassbender, Song to Song focuses on BV (Gosling) and ...

Upon its release, John Wick was a surprise hit. With its unrestrained violence and imaginative choreography, the film reaffirmed Keanu ...

One of the tales which makes up Flaubert's Trois Contes is 'La Légende de Saint-Julien l'Hospitalier'. Its message is poignant: in order ...

Seung-wook Byeon's South-Korean film The Cat (2011) evokes some of the classic East Asian horrors, such as Japan's The Grudge (2002) and Ring (1998), both of ...