FILM REVIEW: Shelter
Thwarted by his family circumstance and finding it hard to find his place in a small industrial Californian town, heartthrob Zach (Trevor Wright) is a trapped, talented artist. Stymied by […]
FILM REVIEW: Four More Years
David is a Swedish politician with a stellar career ahead of him. He’s also a bit of a silver fox and cuts a fine figure in a business suit. After […]
FILM REVIEW | Bad Boy Street
Finding passed out hunk Brad (Kevin Miranda) on the streets of Paris, Claude (Yann de Monterno) takes him home and a passionate romance ensues, however Brad it seems isn’t exactly […]
FILM REVIEW | Romeos
This is a story with a difference, about two star crossed lovers.
FILM REVIEW | North Sea Texas
Pim is a young boy from a small Belgian coastal town who lives a dreary existence with his mother, Yvette, who is a boozy accordion player.
FILM REVIEW | The Mission
★★★★ | The Mission The Mission contains enough heart, energy and soul for any audience to forgive the rough around the edges finish. It outweighs many of its more polished, […]
FILM REVIEW | Our Paradise
Despite its lack of motive, this film nurtures a disturbing subculture of achieving status by taking what’s not yours to take. Something deeply dark and disturbing yet visually enticing awaits […]
FILM REVIEW | Party Monster
This week I want to introduce to you, one of my all time favourite movies. This movie sees the return of Macaulay Culkin as a club child of the 80s […]
FILM REVIEW | The Mudge Boy; Dark, Cruel and Unfinished
A dark, cruel story of fourteen-year-old Duncan Mudge.
FILM REVIEW | Weekend; Quiet, unhurried and self assured
It’s the kind of movie that Hollywood would run a mile from, and that’s a good thing.
FILM REVIEW | Shortbus
★★★★★ | Shortbus You’ll never look at a splatter painting in the way away again. If you’ve ever wondered what it would feel like to have you face stuffed into […]