FILM REVIEW | Friend Request
★★★ | Friend Request Be careful when you accept a Facebook friend request, because the person requesting might be a lunatic. That’s the premise behind the new movie ‘Friend Request.’ […]
60 Second Film Review | 10 Cloverfield Lane
10 CLOVERFIELD LANE – The Man behind Star Wars/Trek & Mission impossible takes on Horror, Thrillers & Sci-Fi & that’s just for starters Nutshell – If ever there was a […]
FILM REVIEW: Everest: Breathtaking Epic Adventure
In 1996, dozens of people tried to get to the top of Mount Everest. Some succeeded, and some died trying. The gripping and realistic ‘Everest’ recounts, in dramatic fashion, this […]
FILM REVIEW | Monsters, Dark Continent, Beautifully Chilling
The highly successful 2010 film ‘Monsters’ saw the arrival of giant tentacled monsters to Earth. It’s sequel ‘Monsters: Dark Continent’ has five army men in a Middle East war zone […]
FILM REVIEW | Pressure
Four men are tasked with fixing an oil pipeline hundreds of feet below the ocean’s surface in the Somali Basin but quickly run into trouble in the new suspense thriller […]
FILM REVIEW | The Loft
The storyline is fairly straightforward, five seemingly respectable professional men conspire to share a secret apartment. A safe space in which to conduct their illicit affairs and indulge in their […]
FILM REVIEW | Blackmail Boys
When gay art student Sam ‘came out’ to his parents they disowned him and cut him off without a cent. Faced with high tuition fees, rent and living expenses to […]
FILM REVIEW | The Riot Club; Violent Morally Abhorrent, Immensley Watchable
★★★★ The Riot Club | The atrocious unsocial behaviour of a group of very wealthy privileged college-age offspring of England’s landed gentry whose utter contempt for the poor is matched […]
FILM REVIEW | Gone Girl
★★★★★ | Gone Girl When the movie opens on a quiet July morning in a small Missouri town there is no visible indication we are looking at a man who […]
FILM REVIEW | The Two Faces Of January
★★★★ | The Two Faces Of January After an overly long gestation period, this lesser-known psychological thriller from novelist Patricia Highsmith finally makes it to the big screen. The year […]
FILM REVIEW | Wakolda
★★★★ | Wakolda In the opening scenes of this historical drama we see a distinguished looking German gentleman accosting a travelling family of five to ask if he may follow […]