Babyteeth (2020) Review
Coming-of-age drama ‘Babyteeth’, starring Eliza Scanlen and Toby Wallace, directed by Shannon Murphy, “side-steps every overworked genre cliché”. Full movie review by Leoni Horton.
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Bad Education (2019) Review
Hitting all the right punches in all the right moments to help you understand the motives of the real life character at its heart, ‘Bad Education’ is edge of the seat movie going and deserves to be celebrated. Charlie Gardiner reviews.
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Released in the midst of the Disney Animation renaissance period, ‘Mulan’ (1998) remains an entry with visual flair and top voice acting performances despite dated aspects. Sam Sewell-Peterson reviews.
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Mystery Inc is back for a new adventure, this time from Warner Animation Group, with ‘Scoob!’ (2020) featuring some expressive animation, a host of star names and one notably bad cameo. Sam Sewell-Peterson reviews.
Read MoreHow to Build a Girl (2020) Review
‘How to Build A Girl’ fails to catch up with Beanie Feldstein’s immense talent, using overtired Britcom to water down the issues it brings to light.
Read MoreThe Perfect Candidate (2019) Review
Monumental filmmaker Haifaa Al-Mansour returns to Saudi Arabia to tell a tale of a woman fighting systemic sexism in ‘The Perfect Candidate’ (2019). Sam Sewell-Peterson reviews.
Read MoreYes, God, Yes (2019) Review
‘Stranger Things’ star Natalia Dyer plays a sexually repressed teenager discovering herself and her body amidst a religious upbringing in Karen Maine’s debut feature ‘Yes, God, Yes’ (2019) reviewed by Beth Sawdon.
Read MoreOldboy (2003) Review
Chan-wook Park breakout directorial hit ‘Oldboy’ (2003), starring Min-sik Choi in a remarkable leading role, “is an ultra-violent, challenging film”. Full movie review by Andy English here.
Read MoreUnhinged (2020) Review
Russell Crowe stars as a sweaty and ultra violent maniac in 2020 thriller ‘Unhinged’, from director Derrick Borte and screenwriter Carl Ellsworth, described as “a throwback thriller” by Joseph Wade in this review.
Read MoreDaughters of Darkness (1971) Review
Harry Kümel directed, internationally flavoured horror ‘Daughters of Darkness’ (1971) is a cryptic horror with plenty to offer visually and a notable performance from Delphine Seyrig. Eve O’Dea reviews.
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March 29, 2024
Austin Butler to Star in Darren Aronofsky Crime Thriller
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