by Sarah Miles The first film using Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s character of Sherlock Holmes was in 1900. It was 30 seconds long and showed the great detective being confused by a disappearing burglar. In the last 120 years he … Continue reading Enola Holmes – Review
The unbearable grief that comes with losing a child. It is an unimaginable pain that is often portrayed in films such as The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, The Way Back, and more recently, in Disney’s Hamilton production. Johannes Nyholm’s takes … Continue reading Koko-di Koko-da – Review
Can teenage delinquency be cured by swift exposure to the outdoors? This question is tentatively explored in Get Duked, an energetic and mostly successful black comedy set in the Scottish Highlands. You’ll laugh, you’ll sink a tinnie. Written and directed … Continue reading Get Duked – Review
Since playing Edward Snowden in Oliver Stone’s 2016 biopic, Joseph Gordon-Levitt has been off our screens for four years. Well, at least in physical form – he contributed vocal cameos to both The Last Jedi and Knives Out. Gordon-Levitt is … Continue reading 7500 – Review
Apatow certainly does his white male losers and stoner comedies. The 40-Year-Old Virgin, This is 40, and heck, even white women get a look-in with Amy Schumer led Trainwreck. Any overgrown mess of a human gets a chance for redemption … Continue reading The King of Staten Island – Review
by Cookie N Screen Vampires. Man, they suck. By 2014, we’d certainly had our fill of them. They were just bloody everywhere. Horror films, romance films, Young Adult films, every single connotation of the fanged fiends had been portrayed on … Continue reading What We Do In The Shadows (2014)
