Film Review: INTO THE STORM: The wind that shakes the hokum
INTO THE STORM chronicles the effect of a freak cluster of tornados on Silverton, a small town in the American Mid West. As escapi…
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Film Review: HERCULES: Dwayne Johnson hit rather than myth
When it opened in cinemas in the US, HERCULES got the box office stuffing kicked out of it by LUCY - Scarlett Johansson could take…
#25NewFilms – well alright, ten; Autumn UK Movie Preview
The UKs Film Distributor Association invited a tipsy of forty or so mostly London-based film bloggers to the Strand Gallery on a r…
Robin Williams – Rest in Peace
I have overslept during some great tragedies. On 7 July 2005, I didnt go to Central London in the early morning as I normally woul…
Film Review: GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY: five unlikely heroes and wit
Almost inevitably, a film as universally praised as director James Gunns GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY is going to disappoint. Watching …
Film Review: BLACKWOOD: yet another non-scary British horror film
I frighten easily. Dealing with utility companies, entering a black cab these leave me at the mercy of malign forces. When I watc…
Film Review: THE INBETWEENERS 2: cringing poms
Ten minutes before the end of THE INBETWEENERS 2, the film stops dead. I dont want to reveal exactly what happens, though a car, t…
Film Review: WAKOLDA: He can’t be a war criminal, he looks like Omar Sharif
The first thing you notice about the Patagonian setting for WAKOLDA is how like Austria it is. The film is ostensibly set in a Bav…
Film Review: A DANGEROUS GAME: Trump teeing people off again
Next month, 2012s Top Scot Michael Forbes is back in cinemas. Who is he? Well, he does not play for Celtic. Nor did he win a Gold …
Event Review: 1971 – Traverse City Film Festival comes to Hackney
Modern technology - there is a time delay and an echo. Michael Moore (celebrated documentarian and liberal advocate) is asking us:…
