17th February 2021
Movie Review: Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
With awards season rapidly catching us up, looming over critics and audiences alike similar to a spectre at a rather…
Category: Film
16th February 2021
Movie Review: The Windermere Children
Audiences will find that there is no shortage of period pieces that tackle the patriotism and pain tightly associated with…
15th February 2021
Movie Review: She Dies Tomorrow
While never quite subscribing to the arthouse action blend, even I would be a fool to admit there are no…
14th February 2021
Movie Review: Us
What does Us try to say to its audience? As clear as the themes are within this and Jordan Peele’s previous efforts…
13th February 2021
Movie Review: Palm Springs
I couldn’t think of any film that has replicated the premise of Groundhog Day well. The Bill Murray and Harold…
12th February 2021
Movie Review: Siberia
To fear death in private is an inevitability for some, but to project those unspoken secrets and horrors onto the…
11th February 2021
Movie Review: The Three Kings
Football, especially in recent months, has been some great form of escapism. It has always been that way. The Three…
10th February 2021
Movie Review: A Glitch in the Matrix
Diving deep into the tinfoil hat-wearing madness that can be found on social media sites across the internet, A Glitch in…
9th February 2021
Movie Review: Bliss
Bliss? Far from it. Grey camerawork and gritty dialogue delivered by the man that voiced Lightning McQueen is never going…
8th February 2021
Movie Review: Malcolm and Marie
As a catalyst, film can be utilised in many ways. Ever-shifting tones of passion and emotion pour out onto the…