The Keeper of Lost Causes (2013) [Review]
Most of you by now will have been introduced to some form of Scandinavian thriller, whether it be TV or Movie, there is now a global recognition that if it’s […]
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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 […]
Wakolda (2013) [Review]
Filling my Amazon basket with DVDs associated to previous purchases, I had the fortune of buying the excellent “Wakolda” (translated as The German Doctor). Writer/Director Lucia Puenzo brings her book […]
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 […]
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 […]
LFF: The Boy (2015)
“Like, literally, the worst film I’ve ever seen”. These were the words uttered by someone after the screening of The Boy at the Rich Mix cinema in Shoreditch. Quite why […]
Junction (2012) [Review]
Tony Glazer’s debut feature is a bold and creative take on a recognisable plot, filled with extremely strong performances. A film about 4 meth addicts whose quest to steal a […]
Fantasia Festival: Catch Me Daddy [Review]
Catch Me Daddy A directorial début by Daniel Wolfe, written alongside his brother Matthew, Catch Me Daddy follows Laila (Sameena Jabeen Ahmed), a Pakistani girl who leads a simple life with her white Scottish boyfriend, Aaron (Connor […]
Noise (2007) [Review]
The community reels after an incident on a suburban train. A young cop, beset with doubt and afflicted with tinnitus, is pitched into the chaos that follows this tragic event. […]
The Hunter (2010) [Review]
An ex-con night-guard struggles to control his actions after a disastrous event takes those who he holds dearest away from him. There seems to be a trend when a film […]
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