glasgow film festival

Comedian turned writer-director Bo Burnham may be a Freshman when it comes to filmmaking but with Eighth Grade, he graduates with First Class Honours.

David Robert Mitchell follows up It Follows with a twisty-turny film noir that feels like Chinatown filtered through the lens of Lynch's Mulholland Dr.

He was a skater boy. She said ‘see you later boy’. Mid90s was good enough for her at #GFF19

The 14th annual Glasgow Film Festival (GFF) finished on a high this weekend as it celebrated record-breaking attendance and a bumper crop of World Premieres made in Scotland. Its opening weekend saw top talent such as Karen Gillan, David…

While going to film festivals is always a mixed bag in terms of experience, there is one festival that always feel like home to me, which has grown in recent years to be one of the biggest horror festivals in the UK, and potentially in…

Michel Gondry is out of control in Mood Indigo. And that is both a good and a bad thing. It does feel against my every natural inclination to criticise Gondry and his work. Originality and imagination of this magnitude is such a rare and…

It should have been something truly great. When horror fans first heard of The ABCs Of Death there seemed to be a good feeling about it. 26 short films by 26 different directors who were each given a budget of $5,000 and complete free rein…

Don Coscarelli had a loyal fan-base for life when he made the Phantasm movies. Far from perfect, especially due to Coscarelli painting himself into a corner at the end of each instalment just to work his way out of it with each sequel, they…