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
Former women’s prison, HMP Prison Holloway, is awaiting its demolition as it sits abandoned and desolate, existing in a stale form as wildlife gradually reclaims its land. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Holloway’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
Five years from his Oscar-winning portrayal as Arthur Fleck, aka Joker, Joaquin Phoenix returns as the titular character in a potentially more divisive film than its predecessor. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Joker: Folie à Deaux’ (2024)
The “Ghost with the most” is finally back now that Michael Keaton is back in fashion. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ (2024)
From Reel 2 Reel Films, we have a new film detailing addiction, trauma…and whether you would take drugs with a gun pointed at your head. Continue reading Film Review: ‘The Group’ (2022)
Revealed to be the Mystery Queer Classic to close the second day of GASP! Horror Film Festival, The Lost Boys is the 1987 classic teen vampire horror, directed by Joel Schumacher. Continue reading Film Review: ‘The Lost Boys’ (1987) – GASP! Horror Film Festival 2024
Opening with a murder within the corn field… Is this Children of the Corn, or even Freddy vs. Jason? No, it’s Happy Halloween, a feature from the final day of GASP! Horror Film Festival. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Happy Halloween’ (2023) – GASP! Horror Film Festival 2024
The second of a late-night Giallo Double-bill, Manhattan Zodiac ‘77 is an exploitive spectacle of a slasher and sleaze. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Manhattan Zodiac ’77’ (2023) – GASP! Horror Film Festival 2024
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