3rd October 2020
Movie Review: Class Action Park
It feels like some years ago that the Johnny Knoxville led Action Point released. Perhaps, rather stupidly, I never made the connection…
Author: Ewan Gleadow
3rd October 2020
Movie Review: I’m Thinking of Ending Things
Whilst the writing efforts of Charlie Kaufman have waned over the past decade, it’s hard not to appreciate his philosophies…
2nd October 2020
Movie Review: DTF
After losing his wife, the friend of filmmaker Al Bailey documents the 18 months “Christian” spends looking for a new…
1st October 2020
Movie Review: Mainstream
Opening itself immediately with a crass explosion of silent era dialogue, modern-day romance, clusters of nonsense pop, and Dutch camera…
1st October 2020
Movie Review: You Cannot Kill David Arquette
You may not be able to kill David Arquette, but you can certainly crush his spirit. After some promotion-gone-wrong for…
30th September 2020
Movie Review: Robin’s Wish
The loss of Robin Williams was a genuine tragedy. His impact on the world, not just of comedy, but on…
30th September 2020
Movie Review: Mulan
Without a single ounce of love or nostalgia for the original Mulan, entering into this inevitable live-action remake was a…
29th September 2020
Movie Review: Feels Good Man
How a symbol of independent, comic charm went from harmless frog to hate-fuelled, seedy villain is a genuinely interesting tale. Feels…
28th September 2020
Movie Review: Magic Camp
Another day, another torturous, ninety-minute offering from the executives over at conglomerate titan and future world dominators, Disney. Magic Camp, another…
28th September 2020
Movie Review: The Devil All The Time
The backwater, bible-belt of America has been documented in fiction for quite some time. I remember Deliverance giving brief, splattered insights into…