For It Is Man's Number

I cannot just take back everything I've ever said about Wes Craven, so I'm not going to, but his passing made me take a moment to th...

It's all winding down now. As we reach the very end of the month, people start to realise that you can't escape hangovers for an inf...

Did you know that September is the unofficial month of cinema? Scalarama 2015 is the fifth year of a fine tradition that encourages people t...

Let me start this review by quoting the opening text from Student Bodies (1981): "This motion picture is based on an actual...

I'll admit that when Angels One Five started I was all ready to tolerate the film with a smirk on my face throughout. The first ac...

Anyone who managed to make their way through my full coverage of EIFF 2015 should already know that I was seriously impressed, and blown ...

Yes, it's that time of year once again. Prices double, population seems to quadruple, so many uncommon sights pile up that nothing becom...

As intermittent as my blog posts/reviews have become lately, I was hoping that I would only pop up now and again to sing the praises of some...

Here is the news you need to be up to date with, the big reveals from Comic Con this year. First of all, the latest trailer for Batman Vs ...

I went along to cover the festival again, as usual. And here are links to all of the new reviews that appeared at Flickfeast. As well as som...

I DID say the hiatus may be temporary. While there definitely won't be a review here every day, my recent EIFF 2015 attendance spurred m...

That is that. It MAY be temporary, but I suspect it will be permanent. The blog is no more. And the reason for stopping the reviews is q...

Written and directed by Mike Leigh, Mr. Turner is a film that looks at the artist known as Turner (don't you know). Although it's f...

Although there are still delights to be found, a modern Woody Allen movie seems to have the same template. The writer-director will include ...

Christopher Sievey was a talented, creative artist who many people, including myself, would never have recognised if we passed on the street...