Rebecca – Review Louise Burrell October 24, 2020 Reviews “I don’t believe in ghosts” declares Lily James, as her Mrs. de Winter sets off for a new life in Manderley. And yet this is a film undeniably haunted by the looming spectre of Hitchcock’s 1940 Best...
Happy New Year, Colin Burstead – LFF 2018 Review Jack Blackwell October 12, 2018 Reviews Loosely adapted from Shakespeare's Coriolanus, Happy New Year, Colin Burstead trades Roman politicking and murder for a disastrous family party where everyone is yelling and no one is listening. It might...
Free Fire – Review Stephanie Watts April 1, 2017 Reviews Ben Wheatley delves into the 1970s again with his fast-paced and thrilling new film, Free Fire. All set in and around an abandoned warehouse that is now host to gangs selling guns, Wheatley and Amy Jump...
Why A Field in England is Ben Wheatley’s Best Film Jack Blackwell March 28, 2017 Analysis, Features, Opinion From Down Terrace to the soon-to-be-released Free Fire, Ben Wheatley has cemented his reputation as one of the most celebrated and interesting voices in British cinema of the last decade. Starting with...
Your Week In Film: Deadpool 2, De Niro, Dick Cheney and more! Stephen O'Nion November 25, 2016 News 1. Adam McKay to direct a biopic about that other tricky Dicky Apparently deciding that the heady days of the (second) Bush era will cheer us all up, Adam McKay has reportedly finished his script about Dick...
High-Rise – Review Tori Brazier March 19, 2016 Reviews High-Rise is quite the experience: weird, twisted, debauched – and sometimes downright confusing in its meanderings between multiple characters and bizarre scenarios. The claustrophobic atmosphere of the...