Director: Alonso Ruizpalacios Stars: Gael García Bernal, Leonardo Ortizgris, Alfredo Castro Released: London Film Festival 2018 It’s Christmas Day, 1985. College dropouts Juan Nunez and Benjamin...
Released: 19 October 2018 Directed by: Ed Lilly Starring: Connor Swindells, Emily Taaffe, Fola Evans-Akingbola My best kept secret – I’m actually from Essex. Not fancy...
Directors: Ari Sandel Starring: Jeremy Ray Taylor, Caleel Harris, Madison Iseman Released: Friday, October 19th (UK) Considering how brilliantly 2016’s Goosebumps positioned itself as Jumanji for...
Directors: Che Grant and Michael’s Boccalini Starring: Steve Hodgett and Anna Danshina Released: Raindance Film Festival 2018 Following their wins for “Best Feature” and “Best International...
Kill The Monsters is Ryan Lonergan’s second feature and follows a trio struggling to save their relationship. The films starts with young Frankie, depressed and stuck...
Night School is a mid-budget Kevin Hart comedy, with all of the requisite expectations and connotations that come with such a statement. Low-brow humour, witty racial...
Climax is electrifyingly abstract and a true champion of 2018.
Adapted from the Booker prize nominated novel by Sarah Waters, the cinematic incarnation of The Little Stranger has much to live up to.
Shane Black's return to the Predator series results in a post-production mess.
A bright and endearing charmer
With a powerhouse performance from Aisling Franciosi, The Nightingale is a courageous and eye-opening character study
With it's noisy style with garbled message, The Other Side of the Wind isn't as good as the film it depicts
A charming film with lavish costume design, beautiful scenery and a mysterious story
Cameron Post should be required reading for teens and adults alike.
An admirable debut from Cooper, but one that unfortunately lacks flare.
Gun-slinging has never been funnier
Hauntingly beautiful, Guadagnino's film has carved itself a place amongst cinema's finest
Released: 2018 Directed By: Alfonso Cuaron Starring: Yalitza Aparcio, Marina De Tavira Reviewed By: Dion Wyn Most Academy Award winning directors would normally go on and...