Category: Reviews
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Quatermass and the Pit – Review
“Down in the tube station at midnight, oh oo-ohhh ooh” – The words of Paul…
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Jonny’s EIFF Round Up Part 1 – #edfilmfest
Brake The poor cousin of Rodrigo Cortes’ magnificent Buried, Brake’s protagonist Jeremy Reins (Stephen Dorff)…
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Life Just Is Review – EIFF #edfilmfest
Life Just Is will result only in wasting an hour and a half of your…
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We Are Poets Review
We Are Poets, a well-assembled, energetic and often hair-raising documentary chronicling the participation of a…
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Berberian Sound Studio – Review (EIFF 2012 – #edfilmfest)
Often, in films, what is unseen is far more terrifying or powerful than what is…
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Sleepless Night Review – EIFF #edfilmfest
Award-winning writer/director Kun-Jae Jang returns with just his second feature and the Korean avoids a…
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Review – Grabbers (EIFF 2012 – #edfilmfest)
It also features possibly the best ever way of fending off extra-terrestrials in a film,…
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Review – The Mirror Never Lies (EIFF 2012 – #edfilmfest)
Sometimes it takes a while for a festival to produce something that really blows you…
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#edfilmfest Nat’s Round Up Week 1 – All the other stuff…
I’ve written reviews for my absolute favourites of the festival so far (it’s impossible to…
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The Ambassador Review – EIFF #edfilmfest
A daring Danish documentary with a difference, Mads Brügger takes on the tricky subject…