The Internet can be a wonderful tool for discovery, for educational and entertainment needs. It’s also the place to go for your cheap thrills and you would be forgiven to think Daniel Goldhaber, Isa Mazzei‘s Cam is delivering some. Netflix’s Original‘s latest film is set in the world of webcam porn. We meet Alice (Madeline… Read More Netflix Review – Cam (2018)
Many people these days, Welsh filmmaker Gareth Evans will still be an unknown quantity. To others, he was the mastermind behind the brilliant, visceral, pulsating Indonesian thriller The Raid (2011) and the equally rewarding The Raid 2 (2014). Nearly four years on, we haven’t heard much from the director (apart from ‘Safehaven’ segment in the… Read More Netflix Review – Apostle (2018)
If you’ve never truly appreciated the magic of no sound, John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place will make you. Silence is golden and for this film, it’s that golden it will save your life. Earlier this year the actor come director’s pulsating tension-filled horror loved by cinephiles and critics alike, which itself there is a rarity.… Read More Film Review – A Quiet Place (2018)
Things go bump in the night, others will devour your soul, some will slice, dice eat your heart with a nice glass of Chianti. October has now arrived which can mean only one thing 31 Days of Horror has now arrived again. For the next 31 days, we will dive deep into the catacombs of… Read More Film Review – Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978)
When we pass a certain landmark birthday, the realisation you’re getting older time is flying by you. Been in my 40’s does have its advantages, born in 1970’s, a kid in the 1980’s. An era when of some of the greatest ever comics were born, like 2000AD. 1977 may have been ‘anarchy in the UK’… Read More Blu-Ray Review – Future Shock! The Story of 2000 AD
In 2015 we embarked on our first adventure into the Sundance Film Festival. With writers excited ready for action, it was unknown territory for us but soon as the festival started from day one both couldn’t stop talking about one film, The Witch (or VVitch: A New England Folktale). Our love for Robert Eggers‘ breakout… Read More Film Review – The VVitch (2016)
Their names may not be familiar to many cinephiles but when Quentin Tarantino endorses your film as his favourite film of 2013 people will sit up and take notice.With his stamp of approval, you can automatically guess what world you are stepping into in Aarhon Keshales and Narot Papushado‘s Big Bad Wolves (2013). A darkly… Read More DVD Review – Big Bad Wolves (2013)
A film doesn’t always have to make sense to be entertaining if it provokes your curiosities it’s served its purpose. Lucile Hadzihaililovic‘s Évolution falls nicely into this bracket, an enigmatic film of discovery, a sexual awakening that may disturb you, captivate you, perplex you evolving into nuances of life. Évolution follows the thematic experiences similar… Read More Film Review – Évolution (2015)
Im not a big supporter of the Royal Family or knighthoods especially due to the amount to bureaucratic fat cats who have done nothing but fill their own pocket with gold and done nothing for the common man or woman. But the over the last few years more and more normal people and entertainers have… Read More Sir Christopher Lee
Nothing as it seems in Austrian arthouse horror Goodnight Mommy. When it comes to the antagonist or a monster in a movie we gradually learn how to adapt then hopefully defeat them in that final battle. What if that monster is someone who in the eyes of a child is truly angelic …your Mother! When your… Read More Film Review – Goodnight Mommy (2015)
