Category: Reviews
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The Old Dark House Blu Ray review
James Whale directed a series of Horror films that were filled with frights but also…
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The Post DVD Review
Steven Spielberg is a busy man. In between executive producing every third television show and…
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Jeune Femme review: itinerant tale of a woman in the big city fails to hit the mark
Renamed from the domestic title, Montparnasse Bienvenue, the curious, itinerant travelogue of Leonor Serraille’s newly coined…
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East End Festival 2018: New Queer Visions – The 36th Parallel
The free screening for this outdoor screening in Old Spitalfields Market wasn’t as packed…
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Lucca Film Festival 2018 – Anton Corbijn talks Kurt Cobain, whilst Martin Freeman talks ‘Ghost Stories’ and much more
From quietly inauspicious beginnings back in the mid-noughties, the idyllic Italian city of Lucca –…
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Blade of the Immortal DVD Review
Takashi Miike gives us a jidaigeki film with sting and slashes galore. Manji (Takuya Kimura Smap…
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The Communist Manifesto Graphic Novel review
Karl Marx and Fredrick Engles Communist Manifesto is as explosive today as it ever was.…
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Out in the Open Graphic novel review
Adapted from Jesus Carrasco novel, this is a future revenge thriller with bite. A young…
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Gonzo : The Life of Hunter S Thompson Graphic Novel review
Making the rounds is the expected release of ‘Fear and Loathing’ on Blu Ray, so…
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A Fantastic Woman Review
We have been gifted the rather fabulous A Fantastic Woman starring the unbelievable Daniela Vega, in what…