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 […]
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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 […]
Movieblort’s Top Documentaries of 2015
As noted in my Top Films of 2015, the year for documentaries was especially strong. So much so that I have decided to give them their own list, and I urge you […]
Insomnia (2002) [Review]
Before The Dark Knight, Interstellar, The Prestige and Inception, Christopher Nolan was near the beginning of his directorial journey. Hot off the back of the critically acclaimed Memento, he was […]
Documentaries to watch if you liked “Making A Murderer”
Whether you have watched Making a Murderer or not, you will have heard of it. It is the talk of the town, Netflix’s newest product, the latest in the long […]
Movieblort’s Top 30 Films of 2015
It has been such a solid and varied year for movies, which makes compiling an end of year list even more difficult. All of the following have seen UK releases in […]
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 […]
No (2012) [Review]
A simple title and a simple premise, No, documents the campaigns of both sides of the fence looking to either extend the Chilean President Augusto Pinochet’s reign of dictatorship, or […]
Housebound (2014) [Review]
New Zealand’s niche genre of Horror-Comedy is back in full swing, with the excellent What We Do In The Shadows released late last year, and Deathgasm on its way too, Housebound raises the bar […]
I Am Yours (2013) [Review]
After initially doing the rounds at a number of film festivals, then circulated by Film Movement and subsequently picked up on Netflix, “I Am Yours” is one of those films […]
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