The Most Exciting Films of the BFI London Film Festival LFF 2021
These are 20 must-see movies from LFF 2021 From sure fire awards season hits to indie darlings, exciting newcomers and…
Playground Review: Never underestimate the cruelty of children
A brilliant debut feature, Playground is a traumatic school tale told through the eyes of a seven-year-old girl Playground is…
Bad Luck Banging Review: Truly, Utterly, Bonkers
A snarling satire that’s been censored in the USA and banned in several countries for “hardcore pornographic content?” Bad Luck…
Humidity Alert Review: A playful poke at the movie theatre industry
Humidity Alert is the latest film from Korean director-writer-editor-cinematographer Bong Soo Ko and his ninth feature in only five years.…
Azor Review: A slow burn thriller on the dark heart of Swiss banking
A Swiss banker has business in Buenos Aires in the midst of a military coup in Azor Azor is the…
October 2021’s film line up is simply Brilliant
Does October have 2021’s most breathtaking movies? Well guys, it’s the big one. After a couple of years of covid…
September 2021 films – 10 magical rings, a Soul legend, and the World’s greatest spy
September 2021 is proving movie variety really is the spice of life with these great releases And now fellow film…
Free Guy Review: A summer blockbuster worth logging on for
Ryan Reynolds is an NPC gone rogue in video game action-comedy Free Guy Ryan Reynolds brand of snarky comedy has…
Riders of Justice Review: Mads Mikkelsen rampages in oddball revenge tale
A delightful mishmash, Danish black comedy Riders of Justice is unlike any revenge thriller you’ve seen before Mads Mikkelsen plays…
Black Widow Review: A seriously satisfying Marvel solo feature
Scarlett Johansson’s Natasha Romanoff fights and reunites in Black Widow, her long awaited origin story that’s part spy drama and…