Tag: eiff 2012

We arrive, once more, at the end of another full year, another year in which myself and fellow Flickfeasters have ...

In a world dominated by endless clones of Saw and The Last Broadcast, British director Ian Clark brings things back ...

It all ends for another year. The curtains have closed on EIFF 2012, everyone can get back to something resembling ...

It's often forgotten about, or overlooked, nowadays but Steven Soderbergh made a fantastic movie in the early 90s called King ...

With the sedate pace and beautiful cinematography matching material that doesn't ever feel like it's building up to any particular ...

As wary as I am of starting the review with these words, The Lifeguard should appeal most to viewers who ...

Imagine, for a few moments at least, that Paul Thomas Anderson decided to make his usual wonderful type of movie ...

AKA, to me, A History Of Martial Arts Violence. Donnie Yen has been casting a huge shadow over the martial ...

I have said on many previous occasions that I tend to rate movies in a two-pronged way. The first is ...

Take a spoonful of David Lynch, a little helping of Pi and more than a healthy measure of David Cronenberg ...