REVIEW: Brittany Runs A Marathon (2019)
Inspired by director Paul Downs Colaizzo’s roommate, Brittany Runs a Marathon is a contender for ...
REVIEW: The Informer (2019)
It’s difficult not to have high expectations when you read the synopsis for The Informer. ...
REVIEW: Kursk: The Last Mission (2019)
The Kursk submarine disaster took place on 12th August 2000, with all 118 personnel on ...
REVIEW: The Flood (2019)
“I’ve always been unwanted” is the final line from The Flood‘s trailer, and one that ...
REVIEW: The Kindergarten Teacher (2019)
It’s always nice to see teachers encouraging and motivating their students, but in Sara Colangelo’s ...
REVIEW: Border (2019)
If you’re a fan of the original super dark fairy tales, you’re probably going to ...
INTERVIEW: Celebrating Women In Horror Month With ’30 Miles From Nowhere’ Director Caitlin Koller
To celebrate Women In Horror Month, it was a pleasure to interview horror director Caitlin ...
REVIEW: Velvet Buzzsaw (2019)
Ever since Netflix have proven themselves as a fantastic streaming platform, everyone gets hyped about ...
JUMPCUT All The Way: The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)
For many people, the Christmas period is filled with annual traditions. Finding a special film ...
REVIEW: The House That Jack Built (2018)
Danish director Lars Von Trier is no stranger to controversy. He has certainly divided film ...
REVIEW: Overlord (2018)
As someone who isn’t much of a war film fan, I was apprehensive about Overlord. ...
JUMPSCARECUT: The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
It’s no surprise to any of you that I absolutely adore The Silence of the ...
REVIEW: Searching (2018)
In this digital age, we’ve seen an emergence of films which puts social media and ...
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