3rd May 2019
Review: The Professor and the Madman
You’ll never watch this movie. Not because it’s unavailable or a hard to find movie, but because the marketing department…
Tag: Film Review
3rd May 2019
Review: Halloween
Having not seen John Carpenter’s rendition of Halloween, it felt a bit silly to dive into a reboot sequel series that…
25th March 2019
Review: Show Dogs
The era of kid’s movies is dead. Quality and consistency don’t matter when you can slap together Stanley Tucci and…
15th March 2019
Review: Fahrenheit 11/9
Michael Moore is quite genuinely one of the most prolific and enjoyable documentary makers around. He’s the American Louis Theroux,…
14th March 2019
Review: Venom
https://www.instagram.com/p/Be5y65nBFGC/?utm_source=ig_embed You know, I really wanted to like Venom. I really did. I thought surely it couldn’t be as bad…
14th March 2019
Cold Pursuit Review – a third opinion
Liam Neeson has always been able to provide audiences with fairly strong performances, regardless of what style of movie he’s…
13th March 2019
Retrospective: Trainspotting: all grown up
By Nathan J. McMenam I grew up in a post-Trainspotting world. Released six months before I was born, the soundtrack…
28th February 2019
If I Stay (2014): a movie to help with loss or grief
By Shannon Murphy This movie can turn you into an emotional wreck. As well as being one of the reasons…
20th February 2019
Spoiler free review: Instant Family
Credit: Instagram Mark Wahlberg and Rose Byrne star in this feel-good film of 2019, that was inspired by real-life events.…
18th February 2019
Review: The Lego Movie 2
After seeing the first Lego film back in 2014 and being surprised at how good it was, we were worried…