6th January 2020
Film review: Bacurau
Diving into the latest passion project of a director that hasn’t exactly left any impression on the larger, more general…
Author: Ewan Gleadow
6th January 2020
Review: Le Mans ’66
The story and legacy of the hostilities between John Ford II and Enzo Ferrari isn’t something I can safely say…
3rd January 2020
Music Review: Different Class 25th Anniversary
Cool Britannia, upon reflection, was a political ploy. The Blair era of politics hijacked the likes of Oasis and Blur…
3rd January 2020
Movie Review: John Mulaney and The Sack Lunch Bunch
I’ll shamelessly admit that the only reason I had any interest in John Mulaney’s new Netflix special, John Mulaney and The…
3rd January 2020
Movie Review: Mighty Aphrodite 25th Anniversary
Regardless of director, genre or style, you will always have a handful of films within a filmography that almost nobody…
3rd January 2020
Movie Review: The Apartment 60th Anniversary
How someone can look at The Apartment and not think of it as a brilliant piece of cinema is beyond…
3rd January 2020
Movie Review: Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Dramatic period pieces are very much a hit or a miss with myself, especially given the amount of Keira…
3rd January 2020
Movie Review: 6 Underground
Why everyone loves Ryan Reynolds so suddenly I’ll never know. By no means do I dislike the man, I just…
3rd January 2020
Movie Review: A Million Little Pieces
Knowing what we now know of James Frey’s A Million Little Pieces and the lies he spun throughout his book,…
3rd January 2020
Movie Review: The Lighthouse
Eagerly anticipating any film whatsoever is a recipe for disaster. Considering before you even enter the film you’ve already set…