‘THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI’ REVIEW
Martin McDonagh has made a name for himself craftting characters who are uncomfortable vessels in which to explore the human condition. His previous two films […]
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‘DOWNSIZING’ REVIEW
A new Alexander Payne film is cause for excitement. The director behind Nebraska, The Descendants and Sideways has a knack for offbeat human stories which […]
‘HOSTILES’ REVIEW
Scott Cooper has thus far made a career out of producing films which are by no means awful, but they are certainly fairly unremarkable. His […]
‘THOR: RAGNAROK’ REVIEW
From contributing critic Andrew Gaudion While Thor is arguably the strongest Avenger, with Chris Hemsworth out-muscling his co-stars by a good 16-inch bicep or two, […]
‘KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE’ REVIEW
Like new flavours of KitKat, sequels are (and should always be) viewed with a certain amount of suspicion and unease. In both cases, it’s common […]
‘IT’ REVIEW
From contributing film critic Andrew Gaudion Stephen King’s prolific career as an author has inspired a vast number of adaptations from various filmmakers, studios, and […]
SUMMER MOVIES 2017 – 5 BEST AND 5 WORST
From contributing film critic Andrew Gaudion Feel that chill in the air? Noticed that the nights are getting closer and the leaves a little browner? That’s […]
‘MOTHER!’ REVIEW
Not since Nicolas Winding Refn’s Neon Demon has there been a film so divisive, so controversial, and so uncomfortably pointless as Darren Aronofsky’s bonkers, allegory-ridden […]
FROM THE ARCHIVE: ‘KUNG FURY’ AND 80S NOSTALGIA
Originally posted on 20 June, 2015 If you haven’t seen or heard of the recent internet sensation that is Kung Fury, then I urge you […]
‘THE HITMAN’S BODYGUARD’ REVIEW
By Stephanie Brandhuber There was a time when buddy movies were a screen-staple, from cop-camaraderie capers like 48 Hours, Lethal Weapon, and Bad Boys, to […]