The New Radical (2017) [Review]
This review was originally published over at Moviehooker.com The New Radical (2017) The New Radical is a seriously chilling documentary – perhaps this is because to most of us, it […]
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Coin Locker Girl (2015)
Coin Locker Girl (2015) A new born girl is placed in a coin operated locker in the subway station. The girl is raised by a mother who is the boss […]
Fantasia Festival: Better Watch Out (2017)
Originally covered for Moviehooker.com as part of the Fantasia Festival “Safe Neighbourhood” actually screened at last year’s Fantasia Fest, but it’s back this year once again under the name “Better […]
My Week With Marilyn (2011) [Review]
It’s been a while since I wrote any type of review, so forgive me if I’m a little out of sorts. With the nights getting darker and the temperature dropping, […]
Marshland (2014) [Review]
Fans of the recent trend of excellent crime based TV Dramas will be left fulfilled with Marshland. A story about two detectives on the hunt for a killer in 1980’s rural Spain, […]
Southpaw (2015) [Review]
Southpaw (Dir. Antoine Faqua) is one of the most overly predictably sports movies ever made. It takes elements of most boxing movies, mashes them up in a montage-ridden sob-story about […]
In The House (2012) [Review]
My first introduction to Francois Ozon’s work was the excellent comedy, “The New Girlfriend”, after which I was determined to find more of his films. The determination fizzled out, and […]
Z for Zachariah (2015) [Review]
After a nuclear disaster leaves the world in a supposed inhabitable post-apocalyptic state, Ann (Margot Robbie) lives with her dog in the hill of an unspecified area, beautiful and seemingly […]
Best in Show (2000) [Review]
From the creative mind of Christopher Guest, the man that brought you Spinal Tap, came this mockumentary about 5 entries into a national dog show. It is exactly as you would expect, if […]
Ride Along (2014) [Review]
This is one of those movies that you don’t quite know why you watch it, why you put yourself through it, or even why you find yourself laughing at it in […]
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