Lake Mungo is a wonderfully weaved story that draws you in and utilises atmosphere and fantastic casting to be that cult film that everyone should watch at least once. A perfectly crafted film that as...
A film that goes for the big swings somehow keeps itself together, thanks to terrific performances and a visual style to dream for. Couple that with its hymnal score, then Mandy is a sure-fire winner ...
With brutal action, The Swordsman becomes a film that capably mixes itself as an entertaining martial arts action film inside a compelling historical drama. A confident and well-executed film that doe...
Eirik Svensson’s has created a compelling and moving humanist tale here with Betrayed. A film that is a haunting reminder of the pain of your own community and friends deserting you and at t...
A fascinating but all too short look into one of the darkest periods for Britain during WWII. A great introduction documentary....
The Virtuoso is held back by an uninspiring script that hampers itself from the start; a premise that could have had legs is wasted to become a standard assassin thriller. Given only a time, a locatio...
Second Sight has made a package that shows the true joy of physical media with their new release of Julia Ducournau's 2016 film Raw. A special edition release that is worthy of the film that it accomp...
As The Oak Room begins, you never expect it to be as thoroughly engaging as it eventually becomes. Cody Calahan's film is assumedly effective in a lo-fi movie that strikes you with its simple premise ...
Jordan Downey's atmospheric The Head Hunter is a beautifully shot piece that does so much right with so little that you are left begging for more. A thriller that knows what its intentions are and exe...
Portal has high aspirations, and for that, it should be commended and ably brings the audience in with it. Sadly it never keeps up its end of the bargain, and those expectations that the audience had ...