All posts tagged review

Anthology performances are tricky...

While Western audiences laugh at the infamous monster, Ishirō Honda’s classic 1954 Gojira, made...

This is a frighteningly juvenile, pretentious piece of work from...

Dominik Locher’s Goliath acts as a fictional and far more cautionary counterpart...

When a film is aptly titled Step, it is probably best to know the foundations...

Theatre 503’s Boom arrives with a thud in Battersea, a swirling mess of ideas undercooked...

David Sandberg’s prequel to Annabelle (2014) – as well as being loosely based on James...

Romanian cinema has recently had its Renaissance period, with new wave directors...

A bizarre, confounding film, Chien is the highlight of Locarno so far. This is...