There is something unsettling about the London-set psychological thriller, Cordelia and it isn’t the neighbour, Frank (Johnny Flynn) upstairs. The titular protagonist (Antonia Campbell-Hughes, who also co-wrote the script with the film’s director, Adrian Shergold) is an actress, who twelve … Continue reading Cordelia – Review
Will British actor Paul Bettany ever get the recognition he deserves? A firm favourite of Ron Howard who cast him in A Beautiful Mind and The Da Vinci Code before tapping him for a key role in Solo: A Star … Continue reading Uncle Frank – Review
Acclaimed writer Aaron Sorkin is back behind the camera following the success of his directorial debut Molly’s Game, with a rousing courtroom drama that is yet another feather in his cap. A Netflix original movie, The Trial Of The Chicago … Continue reading The Trial of Chicago 7 – Review
Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Haunting of Bly Manor. Let me start by saying this – I don’t like horror films. Ok. I’m just kidding. I adore horror movies, and subsequently, television shows. There is just a part … Continue reading Why I Love The Haunting of Bly Manor…more than Hill House
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
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
