Strolling into town, Neal McDonough stars as the titular character, Boon, but he doesn’t arrive alone; he comes equipped with mystery and style, both in equal measure of indulgence. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Boon’ (2022)
Casual sex, intimate encounters, one night stands etc. They are books which immediately close as they open. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Puck’ (2023) – MANIFF 2023
A community radio host has the opportunity to leave and progress from his neighbourhood of Kaimukī – the move, however, is as daunting as it is ambitious. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Every Day in Kaimuki’ (2022) – MANIFF 2023
Two tormented characters, either side of human trafficking, find their paths merge into one in FGKO’s gritty adaptation of Rémy Lasource’s Du crepitement sous les neons Continue reading Film Review: ‘Blazing Neon’ (2022) – MANIFF 2023
Ageless Paul Rudd returns as Scott Lang in an Ant-Man sequel which touches on the concept of time not existing… How appropriate Continue reading Film Review: ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ (2023)
Gerard Butler goes wheels up in a knees up style of action film, a throwback reminiscent of yesteryear’s classics, this film is…Plane. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Plane’ (2023)
A sugar-free British/American Expendables knock-off, but with TV alumni, Renegades is the latest product aimed at the Divorced Dads’ Club. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Renegades’ (2022)
Sam Mendes – one of Britain’s finest filmmakers – returns to the big screen, his first post-Lockdown film, with a fitting tribute to life and cinema in Empire of Light. Moving on from the blockbuster of Bond and the one-shot-spectacle of 1917, Mendes’ latest picture details the not-so-bright life on the coast during the early 80s of Thatcher’s Britain. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Empire of Light’ (2022)
Having returned to the View Askewniverse in 2019 with Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, Kevin Smith takes another trip down memory lane, but this time, back to where it all started with Clerks III. Continue reading Blu-ray Review: ‘Clerks III’ (2022)
Watcher is a horrific psychological thriller through the perspective of a woman, directed by a woman. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Watcher’ (2022)
In False Positive, a couple are in desperate need of having a child. Nothing is working. Who do they go to? Pierce Brosnan. Continue reading Film Review: ‘False Positive’ (2021)
Opening within what seemingly appears to be a Middle Eastern meth lab, and fully equipped with the greatest animated intro you will ever see, The Prey is seemingly a wild ride from the get go. But just how wild does it get? Continue reading Film Review: ‘The Prey: Legend of Karnoctus’ (2022)
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