Pieces Of A Woman (2021) – REVIEW
Good performances can go a long way in elevating films. Pieces Of A Woman - Netflix’s latest original project - is a devastating story that follows a woman in the…
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Mayans M.C: How did it become one of the better TV spin-offs, and what can other shows learn from it?
Good TV shows can’t just exist in isolation anymore it would seem. Whether it’s a sequel, a prequel, a revival or whatever else you can think of, more and more…
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Hillbilly Elegy (2020) – REVIEW
With its woodland-set opening scenes of kids running around and families hanging out on cabin porches, you could be forgiven for thinking that Hillbilly Elegy is an outdoorsy coming-of-age tale.…
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Long Way Up: 2020’s Most Needed TV Show
Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman’s third epic road trip couldn’t have come at a better time. Knowing they would return this year with Long Way Up was some of the…
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31 Days of Horror: Cannibal Holocaust (1980) – REVIEW
We're on the final stretch of 31 Days of Horror and turning our attention to one of the infamous Video Nasties. Cannibal Holocaust is a full-on film, but one with…
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31 Days of Horror: The Bay (2012) – REVIEW
If you fancy an underrated gem anytime soon, you definitely need to give The Bay a spin. I watched this 2012 found-footage (yes, that again) horror a while back and…
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31 Days of Horror: Martyrs (2008) – REVIEW
It’s not very often that I’m deeply affected by the films I watch, but it’s not unheard of. Every once in a while, there comes a film that really knocks…
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31 Days of Horror: Devil (2010) – REVIEW
So far, 31 Days of Horror has presented me with a lot of films that I’ve either really enjoyed or completely the opposite. Well, today, I’m taking a look at…
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31 Days of Horror: The Borderlands (2013) – REVIEW
There’s a fixation with weird stuff happening in the back-end of nowhere, and throwing religion into the mix should have only made it even more fascinating. However, The Borderlands didn’t…
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31 Days of Horror: Train To Busan (2016) – REVIEW
There’s nothing quite like watching a horror film that reminds you of feelings you’d forgotten you had. 2016’s Train to Busan is a zombie film with a lot of heart…
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