Review: Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool
Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool takes its story from the book of the same name, by Peter Turner – who recounts the time...
Category: Movies
Review: Lady Bird
Lady Bird follows a year in the life of Christine “Lady Bird” McPherson as she finishes her final year of school and applies to...
Review: Insidious: The Last Key
It’s difficult to talk about Insidious without bringing up The Conjuring and Saw. As the second franchise to be created by Saw co-creators Leigh Whannell and...
Review: Black Panther
When Jack Kirby was first writing Black Panther, his editors approached him and said that he needed to include more white people in the...
Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
By now there’s a good chance you’ve come across a large amount of media coverage for the film Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. The...
Review: Shot Caller
A criminal is made, not born. Character arcs are compelling for a reason; we’re fascinated by change. It’s difficult to be compelled by a...
Review: Sweet Virginia
As a character, the ‘psychopath’ is one of the most overused and misunderstood figures on screen; if a writer requires a demonic genius to...
Review: the Post
The phrase ‘backwards and in heels’ was derived from an anecdote by cartoonist Bob Thaves in 1982. Specifically, the cartoon stated that Ginger Rogers...
For Your Consideration – Awards Season 2018 is upon us
It’s that time of year again! Over the next couple of months, our ‘to see’ list will extend with the addition of films which...
Review: Sweet Country
This review contains some spoilers. The most apt way of describing Sweet Country (directed by Warwick Thornton) is a strange cross between To Kill...
