by Scott Davies Whenever you hear of a killer plant on the loose, you’d be forgiven for having your mind wander to the dreary, rundown streets of Skid Row and to Mushnik’s Flower Shop where the ever-growing, blood-thirsty Audrey II … Continue reading Little Joe – Review
by Laura Venning Forming a subgenre of sad starlets turning up in incredulous Brits’ living rooms along with Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool and My Week with Marilyn, Rupert Goold’s Judy follows Judy Garland’s five-week run of sellout concerts … Continue reading Judy – Review
by Cora After years away from the spotlight Shia LaBeouf is back. LaBeouf started his career by making his name on teen TV shows such as Even Stevens then slowly moving into blockbusters such as Transformers. This tumultuous life has … Continue reading Honey Boy – BFI London Film Festival 2019 Review
by Cora One of the surprises of BFI London Film Festival comes from Amazon Studio. The Report by Scott Z. Burns, who make his directorial debut, is a high adrenaline drama and explores The Torture Report – a 6000 pages … Continue reading The Report – Review
by Chris Rogers It seems remarkable that only fifty years after the first moon landing do we finally have footage of the event that feels worthy of its tremendous legacy. Many feature adaptations (most recently Damien Chazelle’s sublime First Man, … Continue reading Apollo 11 – Review
Ahhhhh!! Halloween is, indeed, upon us. That one night of the year where you can dress like a sexy lamppost and it is deemed acceptable (Not so much in the office, Kyle.) It’s actually a night of change and finality; … Continue reading Our Favourite Horrors
