David Cronenberg – the Master of Sci-fi and Horror – is back with another disturbing piece of cinematic intrigue. A body horror, of course, but one aided by both surreal and dystopian sci-fi elements. The Shrouds takes no easy route in exploring the horror of grief. Continue reading Film Review: ‘The Shrouds’ (2024)
The concept of Jai Courtney playing a psychotic boat captain who provides experiences swimming with sharks is as crazy as it sounds and surprisingly…it works. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Dangerous Animals’ (2025)
Based on the concept of seeing people and the world through an Instagram filter, The Draw is one of the best – and scariest – sci-fi films in recent years. Continue reading Film Review: ‘The Draw’ (2024) – Manchester Film Festival 2025
The title of this film – My Dead Friend Zoe – reads in a slightly comedic fashion, and to an extent, initially diminishes how emotionally damning this film actually is. Continue reading Film Review: ‘My Dead Friend Zoe’ (2024) – Manchester Film Festival 2025
Two teenagers task themselves with getting laid and having the wildest time as they enter the new millennium. Sound familiar? Of course. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Y2K’ (2024) – Manchester Film Festival 2025
Despite its good intentions with PTSD and trauma, most will likely come for its bullets and bloodshed. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Sunray: Fallen Soldier’ (2024)
Anora is a problematic success. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Anora’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
In 1995, Superman actor Christopher Reeve endured a life-changing injury as he was thrown from a horse in competition. The accident and injury saw the Man of Steel requiring a ventilator for the rest of his life. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
Bulgarian military officials and a complete unit find themselves digging random holes in the middle of a field. The reason? The pursuit of an alien object led by a psychic. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Triumph’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
Max Williamson leads a double-life: London-based writer by day, sex worker by night. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Sebastian’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
With a career featuring the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, the musical career of Elton John is coming to an end. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Elton John: Never Too Late’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
A legend in the Hollywood makeup scene, Hope Goldman (Elizabeth Banks) is on the verge of launching her own range of products, and with a television interview recorded, she’s about to take her career to the next level…or so she thinks. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Skincare’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
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