Best of Netflix UK – January
In what will probably be a monthly feature, I’ll look to round up the best Netflix additions from the month before. Here’s what got added throughout December/January that I think […]
Monthly Archives: January 2016
A Touch of Sin (2013) [Review]
Director Jia Zhangke brings together 4 short stories based on actual real life struggles, set within varying areas of modern-day China. Each one meanders along the mundanity of their current […]
Creed (2015) [Review]
I’ll preface this by stating that I’ve never really been into the Rocky films. I’ve seen them all, perhaps not in the right order, but there’s only so much of an incoherent Stallone […]
The Goob (2015) [Review]
The Goob is an exciting debut feature for from director Guy Myhill. A shrewdly understated take on the coming-of-age drama in the middle of East Anglia, where a directionless kid […]
White God (2015) [Review]
Kornél Mundruczó’s Budapest set thriller, White God, is simply jaw-dropping. A strange cross between Homeward Bound and Hitchcock’s The Birds, it uses 274 dogs in total (most of which were found […]
Cartel Land (2015) [Review]
Matthew Heineman puts himself in the heart of the action as he looks to showcase those taking on the Mexican drug cartels. This is grass-roots documentary making at its finest, […]
Guest Review: The Hateful Eight (2015)
Last weekend I went and saw The Hateful Eight with the best tickets in the house in wonderful 70mm. While I enjoyed the film, I’m not a Tarentino movie buff, and with […]
Superbob (2015) [Review]
With the behemoth that is the Marvel franchise, it’s refreshing when you stumble upon the independent superhero films. From the criminally underrated Defendor to Super with Rainn Wilson, there are films out […]
Manchurian Candidate (2004) [Review]
Jonathan Demme and Denzel Washington team up for the remake of John Frankenheimer’s classic of the same name, The Machurian Candidate. Remakes can be tricky business, especially when there doesn’t […]
Wild Tales (2015) [Review]
Breaking into my Top 10 for the entire year, Wild Tales is an anthology like no other. 6 short stories, with no connection, apart from the reoccurring theme of insanity […]
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