Winters Bone (2010) [Review]
Writer-Director Debra Granik throws caution to the wind with respect to the standard thrillers, and instead allows the emotions of the characters to drive the intensity rather than the situations […]
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Slow West (2015) [Review]
Slow West has brought together two of my favourite people; Michael Fassbender and Robbie Ryan. I could watch cinematographer Ryan’s work for hours (Catch Me Daddy, Fish Tank, Wuthering Heights), […]
Best of Netflix UK – March
As part of the recurring monthly feature, here’s where I look back at what decent movies were added to Netflix UK in March. I Love You Phillip Morris (2010) Jim Carrey […]
Best of Netflix UK – February
Considering the popularity of last months installment, lets give February a little run down. With Oscar season behind us but many films still in the cinemas, Better Call Saul Season 2, […]
Slow Learners (2015) [Review]
I’m a sucker for the indie rom-com. They’re typically easy to watch, they are completely nonsensical and don’t take themselves too seriously. They usually involve people with some form of […]
The House at the End of Time (2013) [Review]
Alejandro Hidalgo’s The House at the End of Time appears as your plain ol’ haunted house movie, with creepy ghostly figures, jump scares and a perpetually grey environment getting bleaker by […]
Lilting (2014) [Review]
Hong Khaou’s slow and unassuming drama, focuses on the coming together of an unlikely pairing, in the wake of a personal tragedy. It won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, but for me, it […]
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 […]
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, […]
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