In memory of my dad who passed away in December, we take a look at some films of his favourite actor. John Wayne. First up is 1963's McLintock!...
Despite seeing so many versions of A Christmas Carol on our screens, there will be as few as charming as this one that fully sweeps you away. A joy of a film....
Everyone loves to have a sneaky listen in to their fellow humans' conversations in a park and this is where Ed Blum's Scenes of a Sexual Nature free-flowingly takes us. ...
Jump straight into Valhalla: Legend of Thor as blind as possible. this is an absolute treat of a film that grounds our Nordic Gods in ways that we have not seen in quite some time. This is a film that...
Top End Wedding is another breath of fresh air into the romantic comedy genre. Wayne Blair integrates the theme of cultural identity with this love story. ...
Alexandra Shipp and Famke Janssen are the shining lights in an otherwise bland YA Ghost remake. “Endless” and its stars performance deserved better....
The Cleansing Hour is as entertaining as any horror you will see this year, with great performances and tremendous special effects, this is one to watch....
We look at the films of "director" Alan Smithee, the renowned pseudonym when a director has left the project mid film. His first was Death of a Gunfighter....
Thomas Robert Lee’s sophomore picture Blood Harvest shows growing confidence in his ability as a storyteller coupled with strong performances from his cast....
We return to our 50 Mondays of Sci-Fi series with the anime of the 80s Katsuhiro Otomo's astounding and influential Akira (1988)...