Documentary
REVIEW: Baby God (2020)
Humans are born with an irrepressible desire to know where they come from, so much ...
Film Reviews
REVIEW: Spare Parts (FrightFest 2020)
When it comes to picking the films that I’m going to watch at Frightfest, I ...
Biopic
REVIEW: Stardust (2020)
Stardust has big predecessors that make it impossible for there not to be some sort ...
Comedy
REVIEW: Benny Loves You (FrightFest 2020)
The oldest possession I own is a stuffed Winnie-the-Pooh bear, which I’ve had since I ...
Film Reviews
REVIEW: His House (2020)
His House is a terrifying new-to-Netflix horror/thriller directorial debut by Remi Weekes, which received it’s ...
Film Reviews
REVIEW: Cyst (FrightFest 2020)
I like to think I have a strong stomach when it comes to horror films. ...
Film Reviews
REVIEW: Don’t Look Back (FrightFest 2020)
Every year, Frightfest holds two film festival events. While the main event is held on ...
Drama
REVIEW: Cordelia (2020)
On September 16, a viral tweet by @HarrietMould caused a stir by showing the world ...
Animation
REVIEW: Over the Moon (2020)
Animated films are no strangers to death and how it affects people. It seems like ...
Film Reviews
REVIEW: Come Play (2020)
Daring gene in you or not, the best thing to do when you see a ...
AFI FEST 2020
REVIEW: The Father (AFI Fest 2020)
While several films have movingly depicted dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, including Iris (2001) and Still ...
Drama
REVIEW: The Devil Has a Name (2020)
Everyone loves seeing the little man take on a tyrannical company, but not in a ...
Drama
REVIEW: Ammonite (LFF 2020)
Moving away from the green Yorkshire pastures of God’s Own Country where two young farmers ...
