For It Is Man's Number

While it's fair to call Moonage Daydream  an energised and trippy collage of David Bowie material that works as a celebration of the art...

Starting in much the same way as many other horror movies from the '60s and '70s, Mill Of The Stone Women  has a young man, Hans (Pi...

It's comforting to know that David Cronenberg has managed to remain resolutely David Cronenberg for the past four or five decades now. C...

It feels like a lose-lose situation when it comes to adapting The Great Gatsby into film form. Often in the conversation when people are con...

If there’s one thing almost guaranteed to happen nowadays when someone praises Stir Of Echoes  it is that same person also saying that the f...

When I heard that someone had come up with the ridiculous idea of taking the Bring It On movie series into slasher territory, well, I was de...

Based on a horrible true story, Holy Spider  is another film from talented director Ali Abbasi (who has a small, but excellent, filmography,...

As many people will already know, I have been a Sandler apologist for much longer than most people. I understand that a lot of his comedy ve...

The second feature from writer-director Elle Callahan, after the very enjoyable Head Count  from 2018, Witch Hunt  is pretty much exactly wh...

Coda is a word that probably means something musically to people who know the definition of it. Or you think of it as an extra button on the...

Keanu Reeves is back as John Wick, with Chad Stahelski once again directing, and writer Shay Hatten (who worked on the last film) now joined...

The very talented Ruben Östlund, a writer-director with a track record that currently holds a 100% success rate with me, returns with anothe...

If there is anyone who would be excited by the prospect of a comedy horror about giant killer crabs then that person is me. I love a good cr...

Adapted from “A Judgement In Stone”, a 1977 novel by Ruth Rendell, La Cérémonie  is yet another wonderful film from writer-director Claude C...

AKA Remember Member . Having stumbled across Re/Member  while trawling through the "horror" choices on Netflix, I was immediately ...

AKA The Ballad Of Audrey Earnshaw . AKA The Curse Of Audrey Earnshaw . The sophomore feature from writer-director Thomas Robert Lee, Blood H...

The third feature film from writer-director Brandon Cronenberg, Infinity Pool  shows that he can keep finding different ways to explore what...

Sit down and strap in, this isn't going to be pretty. Winnie The Pooh: Blood And Honey  is that rare thing, a film so consistently awful...

If you look over the short filmography of writer Noga Pnueli then you will see that she seems to have a fascination with time travel/time lo...

I often roll my eyes when I see films that claim to be "based on a true story". It's often a selling point for a movie that is...