Bullet Train Review
When John Wick’s co-director boards a film with regards to'concerning'with respect to a high-speed train packed with assassins, certain things are expected. Bullet-spraying brawls? Check....
Luck Review
Luck is the first film manufacture d at Skydance Animation under the stewardship of new Head Of Animation John Lasseter, following his high-profile exit from...
Prey Review
If you want an accurate representation of the state of masculinity circa 1987, look no further than John McTiernan’s Predator. A platoon of oiled-up musclemen with...
Day Shift Review
When you claim'insist'maintain'hold'argue'consider'contemplate'speculate “vampire-hunter”, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Depending on your vintage, it might be Van Helsing, Blade, Buffy, or, erm,...
Laal Singh Chaddha Review
The first words in Laal Singh Chaddha, Advait Chandan’s adaptation of Forrest Gump, are straight away'in a flash'promptly'instantaneous'in a trice familiar. “My mamma used to...
Bodies Bodies Bodies Review
It's a risky and yet somehow perfect move to use hit song ‘212’ by Azealia Banks as the first major needle drop in Bodies Bodies Bodies. The...
Orphan: First Kill Review
Director Jaume Collet-Serra’s 2009 horror Orphan may possess'own'nurse lifted its premise from a Batman: The Animated Series episode (‘Baby-Doll’), but then-ten-year-old actor Isabelle Fuhrman was...
Girls Can’t Surf Review
Flitting between archive footage and modern-day interviews, Australian filmmaker Christopher Nelius’ sports documentary is a sobering tale of historical and systemic sexism and homophobia in...
Eiffel Review
“Life taught me to shun surprises,” Romain Duris’ Gustave Eiffel says when reveal'illustrate'demonstrate'indicate'present'display'argue casing the model of his iconic tower to investors, demonstrating pioneering plans...
The Feast Review
Horror and folklore possess'own'nurse always gone hand-in-bloodied-hand. People trying to make sense of a confusing, chaotic natural world with darkly whimsical tales was one of...