Me and Earl and The Dying Girl (2015) [Review]
While compiling my top films for the year, I thought it best to at least get reviews up for the ones that will make the cut, and one of those […]
Monthly Archives: December 2015
Dope (2015) [Review]
A possible contender for top 10 film of the year, Rick Famuyiwa’s “Dope” is the highly-entertaining story of a group of 90’s Hip-Hop loving geeks, who let their passion for […]
People Places Things (2015) [Review]
Ever since the end of Flight of the Conchords, fans have been anticipating anything that has either of the duo hit the screen. For Bret, we have hardly seen/heard him […]
Teacher of the Year (2014) [Review]
Adopting attributes found within the likes of Mockumentary sitcoms Parks & Rec and The Office in their workplace comedy stylings, Teacher of the Year centres on the teachers at Truman High School in […]
Vegucated (2011) [Review]
Netflix has many documentaries on offer, but over the last year there seems to have been an influx of anti-meat, pro-vegan films taking the American Food industry to task. The […]
The Condemned 2 (2015) [Review]
I’m a big fan of the humble wrestler trying their hand at acting in a feature-length movie, after all, aside from the athletic ability they possess a large portion of […]
7 Chinese Brothers (2015) [Review]
Jason Schwartzman has been on a bit of a roll at the moment, although while having many fingers in many pies the films don’t always hit the mark. Bob Byington’s […]
Pleasure Island (2015) [Review]
I had such high hopes for this film, but unfortunately this failed to live up to expectation. The trailer seemed moody and atmospheric, not too dissimilar to excellent British thrillers like […]
Movieblort’s Top Netflix Thrillers (UK)
Time for another list of films I’ve found on UK Netflix (other lists here), and this time it’s the turn of the ‘Thriller’. I’ve used the term loosely to pull […]
