FILM REVIEW | The Loft
The storyline is fairly straightforward, five seemingly respectable professional men conspire to share a secret apartment. A safe space in which to conduct their illicit affairs and indulge in their […]
The storyline is fairly straightforward, five seemingly respectable professional men conspire to share a secret apartment. A safe space in which to conduct their illicit affairs and indulge in their […]
In the current climate of sword and sorcery fever, stirred up by the wonderful Game of Thrones, we are seeing a surge of books and films set in Machiavellian worlds, […]
★★★ | Kidnapping of Freddy Heineken This film is a true sleeper, it had a limited cinema release earlier this year but now gets a DVD release. It tells the […]
Google Tom Goss, I dare you. The guy is prodigious and will keep you online, amused, toe-tapping, for days! He’s been likened to Jack Johnson – they share the same […]
★★★★★ | Testament of Youth This is one of those titles you may know, you’ve seen it somewhere or have heard of the author, Vera Brittain… it rings bells. But […]
Where would we be without HBO? They keep churning out good programmes – and this Silicon Valley is no exception. Think Sex and the City with geeks, and penises, and […]
★★★★ | Freaks (1932) Cinema Re-release Hollywood Classics presents a cinema release of “Freaks” – in cinemas from 12th June 2015 This classic opens with a sideshow barker shouting about […]
★★★★★ | A Most Violent Year Ok, a film that’s set in 1980 (my era) and stars Oscar Isaac (W.E. and Inside Llewyn Davis) and Jessica Chasten (Interstellar and Zero […]
★★★ | Hooked Up Technology is moving so fast and we now own more powerful processing power in our pockets (I mean your phone) than ever before. The cameras are […]
★★★ | Frequencies This quirky and ingenious British film shows us a slightly dystopian future, where we are all born with a frequency that predetermines our future, our luck and […]
This innovative independent film takes a simple storyline of intrigue and shenanigans and gives it a slight twist and does so on a micro-budget.