You won't remember me review
One of the more intriguing curiosities presented at last year’s KTV Film Festival was an unfinished cut of Victor Blaho’s film You Won’t...
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Carnival Row season 1: Amazon's fantasy is far from spellbinding
A world corrupted by war and a city flooded by those fleeing it. But not just any city or any war. In Carnival Row, magic and myth...
IT Chapter 2: a decent horror but a better comedy
The sequel to 2017’s adaptation of Stephen King’s bestseller entertains a large cast of colourful characters, whose hilarious chemistry...
Midsommar: The Joyous Return of Cult Horror
Within the first ten minutes of Midsommar, two things are made very clear. First, director Ari Aster is already cementing himself as one...
Blinded by the Light: a Feelgood Antidote to the Grim State of the World
I’ve been raised on Bruce Springsteen. The first notes and words of any given Springsteen song instantly brings back images of my dad...
Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood review
I went into Once Upon a Time in Hollywood knowing I would love it, and why. I’m a huge fan of Tarantino’s work, and was sold on the film...
Most Anticipated Film Releases this Autumn
Autumn – the return of cold weather, heavy workloads and the slow countdown to Christmas. Thankfully, this autumn we are spoilt with a...
John Wick: Chapter 3: Parabellum - Slapstick action movie that still takes itself a touch too seriou
The conclusion to John Wick chapter two was one of the few sequel bait endings that actually left me excited to see the next instalment....
High Life: Atmospheric but hit or miss, sci-fi odyssey
High Life is a movie that asks many big questions of its audience, but unfortunately the biggest of all is “if we already have both 2001:...
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