Released: 19 October 2018 Directed by: Ed Lilly Starring: Connor Swindells, Emily Taaffe, Fola Evans-Akingbola My best kept secret – I’m actually from Essex. Not fancy...
Released: 2018 Directed By: Jim Cummings Starring: Jim Cummings, Kendal Ferr, Nican Robinson Reviewed By: Darryl Griffiths The loss of a loved one. It can so...
Directors: Ari Sandel Starring: Jeremy Ray Taylor, Caleel Harris, Madison Iseman Released: Friday, October 19th (UK) Considering how brilliantly 2016’s Goosebumps positioned itself as Jumanji for...
Released: 19th October 2018 Directed By: David Gordon Green Starring: Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer Reviewed By: Darryl Griffiths 2018. The year he comes home. Forget...
Directors: David Gordon Green Starring: Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, Will Patton Released: Friday, October 19th (UK) Beaten in its number of reboots only by Eleanor...
Damien Chazelle’s follow-up feature to the famously almost Best Picture winner La La Land is, it’s fair to say, immensely anticipated in cinephile circles. A character-focused...
There’s a moment in MFKZ (also called Mutafukaz) in which large, red lettering appears on-screen and demands to know “WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON?”, and...
Directors: Jacques Audiard Starring: John C Reilly, Joaquín Phoenix, Riz Ahmed, Jake Gyllenhall Released: TBC (UK) We’ve had mobsters in therapy, and, in Jacques Audiard’s western,...
Directors: Ali Soozandeh Starring: Elvira Rafizandela, Bital Yasar, Zahara Amir, Arash Marandi and Neyar Mana Alizadeh Released: Friday, October 5th (UK) Something of a hidden gem...
Directors: Che Grant and Michael’s Boccalini Starring: Steve Hodgett and Anna Danshina Released: Raindance Film Festival 2018 Following their wins for “Best Feature” and “Best International...
Kill The Monsters is Ryan Lonergan’s second feature and follows a trio struggling to save their relationship. The films starts with young Frankie, depressed and stuck...
Night School is a mid-budget Kevin Hart comedy, with all of the requisite expectations and connotations that come with such a statement. Low-brow humour, witty racial...
Climax is electrifyingly abstract and a true champion of 2018.
Adapted from the Booker prize nominated novel by Sarah Waters, the cinematic incarnation of The Little Stranger has much to live up to.
Released: 19th October 2018 Directed By: Matteo Garrone Starring: Marcello Fonte Reviewed By: Rhys Handley Dogman is the anti-Paddington. Antithetical to the marmalade-loving bear’s enduring mantra...
Director X's flashy remake of the Blaxploitation classic is a thunderingly dull experience
Shane Black's return to the Predator series results in a post-production mess.
A film that's seemingly made more to vent frustrations about Bush and his cabinet than to present something entertaining.
