Where do we go from here? (2015)
2018-09-26
Watching writer and director (and editor and executive producer and “Dog Poo Man”) John McPhail’s debut feature Where Do WeContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Still Alice
2018-09-26
According to the gospel of Dorothy, there’s no place like home. But if like Harvard University professor of linguistics AliceContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: McLuckie’s Line
2018-09-24
Martin Docherty is an engaging performer: he rattles through the text like a thunderous thoroughbred, vaulting the towering fences ofContinue Reading
Crazy Rich Asians (2018)
2018-09-20
The title alone is enough to draw anyone in. Based on a best-selling novel and full to the brim ofContinue Reading
American Animals (2018)
2018-09-19
Someone sporting a tattoo on their upper arm of a dinosaur trying to turn off a ceiling fan is worthContinue Reading
The Nun (2018)
2018-09-19
At a time when new, truly terrifying blockbuster horror films can be few and far between a series that beganContinue Reading
BoJack Horseman – TV Series (2014- )
2018-09-16
On the surface, ‘BoJack Horseman’ is a show about anthropomorphic animals living in Hollywood. Underneath it, it’s so much moreContinue Reading
The Seagull (2018)
2018-09-15
A flowing and evocative adaptation of Chekov’s The Seagull by Michael Mayer (directing) and Stephen Karam (screenplay). It beautifully imaginesContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Scotties
2018-09-15
“If you pull it out by the root, it won’t grow back.” The fate of the humble seaweed if pluckedContinue Reading
Trust TV Series (2018- )
2018-09-13
It’s 1973 and oil tycoon J. Paul Getty (Sutherland) is the richest man in the world. However, his carefree existenceContinue Reading
Slender Man (2018)
2018-08-29
The young legend of the child stealing, faceless giant that is Slender Man has rapidly grown and progressed since itsContinue Reading
The Innocents TV Series (2018– )
2018-08-27
If you wanted a TV show that is a cross between The Returned, Twilight, and Skins, then The Innocents isContinue Reading
BlacKkKlansman (2018)
2018-08-24
Bookended by a brace of harrowing scenes which beg the question “how far have we come?” – a white womanContinue Reading
The Meg (2018)
2018-08-23
First there was Jaws, followed by its three progressively disappointing sequels. The last of which Michael Caine defended with: “I haveContinue Reading