Supernova -BFI London Film Festival Review
There is a delicate moment in Supernova where Stanley Tucci looks upon the constellations above him and tells a young girl that we are made of stardust, crafted from stars which have lived, burned, and been scattered across the earth, … Continue reading Supernova -BFI London Film Festival Review
Kajillionaire – BFI London Film Festival Review
by Jordan King There’s a strong argument to be made that the only truly functional family is a dysfunctional family. It is in the clashes of character and convictions mediated by the bond of blood and instinctual inseparability that family … Continue reading Kajillionaire – BFI London Film Festival Review
I’m Thinking of Ending Things – Review
I don’t think Charlie Kaufman likes film critics. In his film, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, derived from Iain Reid’s 2016 novel, he has Jessie Buckley regurgitate large sections of Pauline Kael’s review of John Cassavetes’ 1974 film A Woman … Continue reading I’m Thinking of Ending Things – Review
Saint Maud – Review
by Emily Murray The tagline used for new horror movie Saint Maud promises big things reading, ‘your saviour is coming’. But is this debut feature from writer-director Rose Glass really our saviour? Well, it turns out the answer is yes, … Continue reading Saint Maud – Review
Trick R Treat (2007)
It’s very easy to dismiss horror films, especially does that come up nearly hours into a video on demand search. With films meant to be intentionally bad, sequels and reboots that are actually bad, and a lot of disappointment in … Continue reading Trick R Treat (2007)
Eternal Beauty – Review
Portraying mental health in movies is a tricky and it has been fumbled so many times. From horrors that portray Multiple Personality Disorder as a menacing threat to dramas over-blowing the In dark comedies, it is even more difficult. You … Continue reading Eternal Beauty – Review
