3.5 Movie Review: The Neon Demon Sophie Elizabeth June 2, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews Jealously ensues among a group of models when an aspiring 16-year-old, Jesse (Elle Fanning) takes Los Angeles by storm. Caught up in a fame and youth obsessed industry, both her innocence and vitality are...
5.0 Movie Review: The Nice Guys David Watson June 2, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews Opening with Papa Was A Rolling Stone and a teenaged boy’s midnight wank disturbed by a naked, drug-addled porn star fatally crashing her car through his house before introducing us to it’s two scuzzy...
1.0 Movie Review: Breaking The Bank David Watson June 2, 2016 Movie Reviews Not every film that gets made is released. Or deserves to be released. At least not right away. Somewhere, maybe in that warehouse we see at the end of Raiders Of The Lost Ark, there is a high, dusty shelf. On...
4.0 Movie Review: The Call Up David Watson May 17, 2016 Movie Reviews A disparate bunch of elite online gamers receive cryptic clues via their smartphones giving them the opportunity to test a new state-of-the-art Virtual Reality game and win a $100,000 cash prize in the...
3.5 Movie Review: Green Room Sophie Elizabeth May 16, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews Having witnessed a murder in an underground concert venue, a punk rock band are held up in a windowless green room. Forced to fight for their survival against a gang of dangerous skinheads led by Neo-Nazi,...
1.0 Movie Review: Cabin Fever Matthew Hammond May 12, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews Remake culture is a particularly fascinating realm of modern cinema, particularly in terms of the horror film, the genre that unquestionably features the highest concentration of remakes. Remakes aren’t...
3.0 Movie Review: Kill Command David Watson May 12, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews If you’ve ever read anything I’ve ever written, one thing should be abundantly clear – when it comes right down to it, at my dark little heart, I am a bitter, mean-spirited turnip. Sure, every once in...
4.0 Movie Review: Bastille Day David Watson April 21, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews When an unlikely American pickpocket in Paris, Michael (Game Of Thrones' ill-fated King In The North, Richard Madden), steals the bag belonging to Parisienne gamine Zoe (Charlotte Le Bon) he gets more than...
2.5 Movie Review: Friend Request Sophie Elizabeth April 19, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews Laura (Fear The Walking Dead's Alycia Debnam-Carey) unwittingly befriends a mysterious girl from her college class on Facebook only to unfriend her when the relationship turns to stalking. Following the...
3.0 Movie Review: Couple In A Hole David Watson April 6, 2016 Movie Reviews Couple In A Hole, Belgian writer/director Tom Geens’ second feature is, well, it’s about a couple who live in a hole. The couple, John (Paul Higgins) and Karen (Kate Dickie), are (formerly) middle class...
1.5 Movie Review: Pandorica Matthew Hammond April 1, 2016 Movie Reviews Set in a future where technology has failed and mankind has been plunged back into a rural existence of tribal survival, Pandorica follows three warriors of one such tribe as they head out into the wilderness...
3.0 Movie Review: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Colin D Miller March 28, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews Too many characters and too many story strands, it just doesn't know what to focus on.
4.0 Movie Review: Mojave David Watson March 26, 2016 Movie Reviews In the early hours, hungover and afflicted by existential ennui, Hollywood wunderkind Thomas (Garrett Hedlund playing the kind of terminally cool, critically feted actor/director/artist filmmaking polymath...
4.0 Movie Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane Sophie Elizabeth March 24, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews Michelle (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) wakes up in an underground bunker with two men, believing herself to being held captive by Howard (John Goodman). She soon learns that America has come under an apocalyptic...
4.0 Movie Review: Hail, Caesar! Sophie Elizabeth March 19, 2016 Movie Reviews In the golden Hollywood era, Eddie Mannix (Josh Brolin) works hard to cover up all of Capitol Pictures' studio scandals. As if dealing with disgruntled directors and bloodthirsty gossip columnists wasn't...
2.5 Movie Review: Anguish Matthew Hammond March 18, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews The horror genre is a deep well of emotion and stimulus, one that filmmakers dredge to conjure an experience directly focused on striking at our deepest fears and anxiety; at times for catharsis…and others...
3.0 Movie Review: High Rise David Watson March 16, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews Ballardian /ˌbæladiən/ adjective of James Graham Ballard (1930–2009), the British novelist, or his works resembling or suggestive of the conditions described in Ballard's novels and...
3.5 Movie Review: Goodnight Mommy Matthew Hammond March 9, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews Following the tale of two children whose world is suddenly thrown into doubt and chaos, Goodnight Mommy is an enigma. A beautifully composed piece, but also flawed in its composition; terrifying at times…but...
3.0 Movie Review: The Revenant Matthew Hammond February 19, 2016 Movie Reviews Awards season each year brings a field of esteemed productions, marked by the presence of cinema’s most accomplished directors, actors and writers, or touching on stories that are vitally important socially...
4.0 Movie Review: Bone Tomahawk Matthew Hammond February 18, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews The Western and the Horror are genres that can be traced back to the very beginning of cinema itself, monoliths whose instinctive, visual and often visceral strength were perfect landscapes in which form could...
3.0 Movie Review: The Green Inferno David Watson February 7, 2016 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews Idealistic young Columbia University student Justine (Lorenza Izzo) is entranced by Chelsea Che Guevara, Alejandro (Ariel Levy), joining his eco-activist group of earnest acolytes and accompanying them to the...