The Prom – Review
by Leoni Horton Dripping in glitter, and bursting at the seams with that good, old fashioned razzle-dazzle, The Prom is a theatrical explosion of energy from showtime to curtains. Flamboyant in every sense of the word, Ryan Murphy’s latest all-singing, … Continue reading The Prom – Review
Falling – Review
by Anton Bitel Falling begins with young Willis Peterson (Sverrir Gudnason) bringing his wife Gwen (Hannah Gross) and newborn John home to his farm near the small town of Boonville in upstate New York. In a private moment, as he … Continue reading Falling – Review
County Lines – Review
by Billie Melissa Henry Blake’s feature directorial debut is an extension of his 2017 short film of the same title. County Lines is a gritty look behind the curtain at the heart-breaking way in which children are groomed and exploited … Continue reading County Lines – Review
Cup of Cheer – Review
by Maria Lattila You know those Christmas films that play on Channel 5 every weekend from mid-November all the way to the big day itself? They’re always ridiculously cheesy and stupidly adorable but hold very little cinematic nutritional value at … Continue reading Cup of Cheer – Review
Jungleland – Review
The boxing drama genre is over-saturated with various movies. Blood-soaked, packing punches, and absolutely grim injuries, these movies all seemingly blend into one. An ex-boxer has one last attempt at redemption or there has been a severe accident, causing the … Continue reading Jungleland – Review
Cordelia – Review
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
