9th October 2019
Review: Shaft
I’ve got a real soft spot for the Shaft franchise of films. From the original action classic with Richard Roundtree…
Category: Film
9th October 2019
Review: Always Be My Maybe
Netflix never fails to underwhelm me, and I feel like I should’ve learnt my lesson by now. Their output in the…
7th October 2019
Review: Ray and Liz
For those uninterested in modern history, Ray and Liz may not be the film for you. Seeped deep in the impact of…
7th October 2019
Review: Tall Girl
My position as a film critic gives me a rare opportunity and platform, where I can say pretty much whatever…
4th October 2019
Review: Four Weddings and a Funeral 25th Anniversary
The always charming presence of Hugh Grant is enough to tide an audience over through what should be a mediocre…
3rd October 2019
Review: Judy
If ever there were a career to convince us that Hollywood isn’t all ‘that’ then it would be the tragic…
1st October 2019
Review: The Wizard of Oz 80th Anniversary
Given the coming Judy Garland biopic, Judy, there’s definite room to expand my knowledge of Hollywood’s golden age starlet. The Wizard of…
30th September 2019
Review: Twisted Pair
Concerning as it is to see that Neil Breen has managed to finance and direct more than one feature film, it’s…
30th September 2019
Review: Won’t You Be My Neighbour
If you’ve ever watched children’s television in the modern day, it’ll feel like your brain is melting. A lot of…
30th September 2019
Review: Paris, Texas 35th Anniversary
There’s an underlying feeling of blissful ignorance to the world littered throughout Wim Wender’s most defining work. Paris, Texas is a treat…