For It Is Man's Number

AKA Distinto Amanecer Based on a play by Max Aub, although it doesn't feel too stagey throughout, Another Dawn is a noir-tinged melodra...

If I remember right, some technicality means that you cannot label Bill Cosby as a rapist nowadays. That didn't stop me from feeling no ...

Being a kid detective is a very good thing. Or so it seems. Getting to help the local community, being underestimated by many people dealing...

One of a number of movies that fans of Ewan McGregor can add to their super-secret special files (aka Ewan gets nekkid), Young Adam is a ch...

Alice Eve stars in this film. I like Alice Eve. Bryan Cranston also stars in this film. I like Bryan Cranston. Logan Marshall-Green makes it...

I don't think I have seen anything previously directed by Bruce Goodison. Nor am I familiar with writer Virginia Gilbert. Due to my reac...

Although I am far from an expert of Alfred Hitchcock, I always like to think that I have seen much of his filmography. I haven't. I thin...

Director Gary Fleder has a strange, but not uninteresting, filmography. He's done a lot of TV work in recent years, and started his dire...

Credited to writer Hugo Butler, but actually written by Dalton Trumbo, The Prowler may be easier to overlook than many other films from dir...

Brian De Palma is a director not really known for his subtlety, which makes it all the more surprising that he has only made the one film st...

Another Japanese gangster directed by, written by, and starring Takeshi Kitano, Brother is a decent little character study that soars when ...

Expanding on a short film made a couple of years previously (that starred Harris Dickinson and Paapa Essiedu in the main roles), Femme is a...

It's always very difficult to figure out a way to review a documentary. I say this every time I review a documentary, which I don't ...

A man walking into a diner has been the starting point for many a thriller/neo-noir, and that's pretty much the case here. Viewers shoul...

Few onscreen words reassure me more than “written, produced, and directed by Samuel Fuller”. I love Fuller’s work, and consider everything t...

Writer Ken Solarz has seen a movie or two. It’s easy to remember this when he keeps throwing so much onscreen that should be familiar to eve...

Let’s start at the end with this one. If you somehow caught the final scene of this film when it was on TV then you could be forgiven for th...

Hmmm. That's about the best thing I can say about The Tsugua Diaries . Hmmm. Showing a series of days in reverse chronological order (he...

Sometimes you can watch a film that is ambitious enough to make you overlook a variety of flaws. It can be easy to remember that not everyon...

Co-written and directed by Joshua John Miller, it's worth starting any review of The Exorcism by reminding people of who Joshua John Mi...

Isn't it always the way. You come up with a jape that involves the perfect robbery, with a casino as your main target, and then someone ...

I'll be repeating things already said by others while reviewing The Well , but that just shows that it has a very certain appeal to horr...