LFF: Talvar (2015)
‘Talvar’, or ‘Guilty’ as it was penned to the London Film Festival crowds, is a true crime thriller that rocked India in 2008 when the crime occurred, and subsequently stormed the […]
Monthly Archives: October 2015
Mexico Barbaro (2015) [Review]
With Halloween approaching shortly, I was invited by Moviehooker.com to assist with their review of the new Horror Anthology release, “Mexico Barbaro”. A showcase for first-time directors and those well versed […]
Guest Review: Steve Jobs (2015)
The latest guest review comes from Jacob Oller from “Should I Watch?” reviews. He is a Oklahoma City film critic and writer. Find more of his work at http://www.shouldiwatchreviews.com, IonOk.com/eye-movies, or follow him […]
LFF: The Lobster (2015)
Yorgos Lanthimos’s take on reality has always been a little off-balance. It looks familiar, but the people who tend to inhabit his absurdly surreal world and the events that take […]
LFF: Room (2015)
Based on the book of the same name by Emma Donoghue, Room centres on a mother and son locked in a soundproofed garden shed against their will, with no hope […]
LFF: The Boy (2015)
“Like, literally, the worst film I’ve ever seen”. These were the words uttered by someone after the screening of The Boy at the Rich Mix cinema in Shoreditch. Quite why […]
LFF: High-Rise (2015)
It’s difficult to describe what I have seen after my viewing of ‘High-Rise’, the latest outing by acclaimed UK low-budget indie director Ben Wheatley (Sightseers, A Field in England, Kill List). […]
Love & Mercy (2015) [Review]
A strong contender for a top 10 film of the year for me, and another in the line of music based appearances on the big screen this year following on from Amy, […]
Everest (2015) [Review]
I’m a big fan of films about the extremes of nature and the elements. They contain terrifying, scary, unpredictable factors that claim many lives, which is why the notion of […]
