For It Is Man's Number

Writer-director David O. Russell seems to be coasting along lately, to put it nicely. His films have become an excuse for an ensemble cast t...

I will admit to going into There’s Something Wrong With The Children  with some trepidation. Although I had enjoyed previous films directed ...

If you have seen other films from director James Watkins then you have seen some decent films, particularly if you enjoy horror movies. As o...

Maya (Hannah John-Kamen) and Jamie (Douglas Booth) are a young couple who we see going through a terrible ordeal at the start of this movie....

This tale of a father and son reconnecting, and disagreeing, as they travel around Nazareth, delivering wedding invites by hand to friends a...

I often get in trouble for my stance on military life, and the automatic respect afforded to those in uniform who are enforcing the will of ...

Between the two of them, director Mercedes Bryce Morgan and writer Leah Saint Marie have amassed a considerable body of work. Most of their ...

Written and directed by Sarah Polley, based on a book by Miriam Toews that was based on a real-life incident, Women Talking  is the heavy-hi...

I tend to like the films of Darren Aronofsky, even if just for the visuals, and The Whale  is a film I was happy to see provide a resurgence...

There are some titles that just grab you. Whoever Slew Auntie Roo?  is one of them. When I saw this during some time spent once again browsi...

Taken on a purely superficial level, director M. Night Shyamalan has kept to his usual remit over the past few years. He has delivered thril...

There are some films that you immediately love, some films you grow to love, and some films that you not only grow to love, but also grow to...

As much as I love the internet at times, and have been positive about it here a few times recently, it also manages to occasionally depress ...

Director Lorcan Finnegan has been delivering quality movies full of strangeness for a few years now. I wasn't a big fan of Without Name ...

Yes, the trailer for The Munsters  was terrible. Yes, having Rob Zombie at the helm meant that many people were wary of the project. Yes, I ...

Sometimes there is an upside to scrolling the internet and viewing random video clips. Yes, there are the movie snippets that are appropriat...

If ever there was a film I should have seen before being in my mid-40s then Shock Waves  is it. Underwater Nazi zombies that seem to be powe...

Some days I remember the younger me as an idiot. That is true in many different ways (and the younger me can be the me of decades ago or the...

An early film from Amat Escalante (director of The Untamed ), co-written with Martin Escalante, Los Bastardos  is the cinematic equivalent o...

This is the kind of thing that we get every so often in British cinema. A little gem of a film that works as well as it does because of the ...