23rd November 2020
Movie Review: Love and Monsters
I wonder if we too will fall to the same fate of the characters presented in Love and Monsters. Eaten…
Category: Film
20th November 2020
Movie Review: The Rental
There is only one scenario scarier then a group of friends locked in a house, hunted down by a serial…
20th November 2020
Movie Review: Spree
As if social media and car-sharing weren’t daunting enough, Spree looks to combine the two, with a wannabe influencer behind the…
19th November 2020
Movie Review: Kajillionaire
How different life could have been for me if my parents were budding criminals that tricked me into a life…
19th November 2020
Movie Review: I Am Greta
Forgive my simple-mindedness, but I’ve no clue what’s going on with the climate or why it’s changing. The only changes…
18th November 2020
Movie Review: The New Mutants
Considering the pandemic, I was truly hopeful that I’d manage to go a whole year without having to slog through…
18th November 2020
Movie Review: Jingle Jangle – A Christmas Journey
Nothing saps the life and festivity out of Christmas quite like a Netflix original. Aside from the cosy but forgettable…
17th November 2020
Movie Review: My Octopus Teacher
Ever since Ringo Starr penned a, frankly, poor song about these eight-legged, aquatic monstrosities, my hate for octopuses has grown…
17th November 2020
Movie Review: Mangrove
Seeing director Steve McQueen partnering with the BBC to deliver his Small Axe film series, was a genuine surprise. It’s a real…
12th November 2020
Movie Review: Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets
Before lockdown, I used to frequent pubs. A lot. The Bay Horse was the place to go, mainly because for…