Cherry is an epic and sobering tale of a misfit-turned-war veteran-turned outlaw, who is demonised by his PTSD and free falls through the horrors of opioid addiction and performs heists to fuel his dependency. Tom […]
‘The Dig’ review: honest and cinematic
Find out how this film manages to be wholesome yet a fiercely strong piece of cinema.
‘News of the World’ review: Woody gets a live-action treatment
Jack Denison reviews ‘News of the World’, a film following the story-telling, heroic , wanderer played by Tom Hanks.
‘Malcolm and Marie’ review: electric, magnetic and mesmerising
Neive McCarthy reviews Netflix’s latest original film that follows a single deciding night in their relationship.
What to watch: Swedish Films
Need to shake up your watchlist and want to dive into some international (film) waters – Harriet Purbrick has listed some of their favourites.
‘The Midnight Sky’ review: George Clooney fails to save humanity from lockdown boredom.
Jack Denison discusses the triumphs and pitfalls of Netflix’s latest original release, The Midnight Sky.
Mank Review: David Fincher’s Love Letter to Old Hollywood
Jack Denison reviews Netflix and David Fincher’s collaboration: Mank.
Gucci on Film
Grace Mortley reviews ‘Ouverture of Something that Never Ended’, the ethereal world created by Gucci and Gus Van Sant.
‘Saint Maud’ Review: Not your regular escape to Scarborough…
Scarborough local Seamus O’Hanlon reviews the chilling and poignant ‘Saint Maud’.
REVIEW: His House
Ishwari Yardi reviews Netflix’s latest horror film ‘His House’, a film that tackles poignant themes of asylum seeking and settling in to a new home.
Borat 2: An Exploration into Anti-Truth and Misogynist America Boogaloo
The main thing is; it’s funny and it confirms that contemporary American society is absurd. The plot doesn’t really matter. The hammed attempts of tear-jerking moments don’t really matter. What matters is that Borat has […]
REVIEW: Holidate
Sophia Walmsley reviews the latest Christmas rom-com to grace our Netflix accounts.