Missing that holiday feeling in what feels like an ever-ending lockdown? Well this film is the perfect tonic for the winter blues, reuniting the wonderful duo of Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo a decade on from their iconic…
Think of this as a reimagining rather than a remake. We’ve already had six films in the Wrong Turn franchise and this reboot gives us a completely new version and interpretation than we’ve seen before.
Overall, I thought this was…
Nicolas Cage really is having a wild resurgence as of late. The actor is fully embracing the more weird and wacky roles and is clearly having a blast with them, particularly in Mandy and Colour Out of Space.…
An explosion of sound and colour from the second it starts, the sophomore feature film of Baz Poonpiriya, One For The Road, has nods to its producer, Kar-Wai Wong within the opening sequence. It feels like a film that…
The ethics of documentary filmmaking are hard to navigate when telling stories as sensitive and urgent as Flee. Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s documentary takes to protecting identities through animation, an often-underused art form in non-fiction storytelling. It’s innovative and compact,…
Tom Hanks once again teams up with Captain Phillips director Paul Greengass in one of Netflix’s latest potential Oscar properties, having recently scooped a number of Critics Choice nominations. Hanks, who can once again add another captainancy to…
Marking its world premiere at the virtual Sundance Film Festival 2021, Eight For Silver proved an exciting genre offering amongst the bevy of heavy dramatic entries. Featuring an unashamed blend of fantastical horror and creature feature elements with…
Ed Helms is Daddy? Not something you hear every day, but in Nicole Beckwith's second film, Together Together, Helms stars as Matt, a single father-to-be through the surrogacy system. Anna (Patti Harrison), who is twenty years his junior,…
Just in case you need an escape from pandemic life, Amazon Prime Video have you covered with the latest big budget disaster flick Greenland. The long delayed apocalyptic instalment, which was originally set for release back in August…
Premiering at Sundance Film Festival 2021 and scooping the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award is the bold but raw feature debut from comedian Jerrod Carmichael, who's previous stand-up and TV specials have been met with critical acclaim. The dark…
Simulation theory, the belief that our lives could actually be artificial and part of a computer simulation, is a concept that has long been explored in science fiction. The Wachowski’s most famously delved into the concept in The…
Premiering at the virtual Sundance Film Festival 2021, the latest thrilling historical biopic to hit our screens once again shines a light on the US Civil Rights Movement, documenting the ongoing clash between the FBI and the Black…
Marking the first solo Studio Ghibli production since 2014 When Marnie Was There, there’s a lot of anticipation for Earwig and the Witch. Iconic director Hayao Miyazak has passed the baton to his son, who’s opted to break…
Kicking off the virtual 2021 Sundance Film Festival is the heartwarming and hugely enjoyable crowd pleaser CODA, a heartfelt drama based off the 2014 French film La Famille Belier. Whilst feeling like one of the most mainstream festival…
In the lead up to awards season, films featuring predominant chamber pieces with powerful and intense monologues appear to be making a real stride, take One Night in Miami or Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom for example. These sequences…