2014 Michael McClendon movie ‘Stand Your Ground’ sides you with the assailant in a “based on true events” story of a real-life murder trial from the perspective of the perpetrator’s mother. Jacob Davis explores its problematic stance.
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Jacob Davis thinks “Bill Skarsgård was so phenomenal that he made Tim Curry’s version of the character seem less like an Eldritchian horror and more like a weirdo at a circus.” His full review here.
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“A peerless insight” into the career of Stanley Kubrick, Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition offers “inspiring experience to cinephiles young and old”.
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Gillian Armstrong’s ‘Little Women’ (1994) starring Winona Ryder is one to “watch during the lazy nights of Christmas and New Year’s Day, underneath a throw with a hot chocolate: man or woman, brothers or sisters” according to Katie Doyle.
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New Kendrick Brothers movie ‘Overcomer’ (2019) is “a visual “and then”, like a toddler telling a story”, according to Jacob Davis’ review.
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“Fortunately, Dragonworld is incredibly entertaining because it’s so stupid” are the words of Jacob Davis in his review of the 1994 picture from writer-director Ted Nicolaou.
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The Johannes Roberts directed sequel to the surprisingly well received ’47 Meters Down’, ’47 Meters Down: Uncaged’, starring Corinne Fox, reviewed by Jacob Davis.
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Jacob Davis reviews new horror movie ‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’ from the mind of Guillermo Del Toro and directed by Andre Ovredal.
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Austin Butler is to lead a new film from Sony Pictures and 'Powers'