Author: Stefan Pape

  • xXx: Return of Xander Cage Review

    Completely ridiculous, with an unwavering commitment to entertainment. Read More >

  • Split Review

    There’s no denying there is a great film in here, it just needs a more delicate touch when it’s being told. Read More >

  • Operation Chromite Review

    A film that wants nothing more than to appease an international market, yet seems to be so caught up by this endeavour that it loses sight of the one thing that matters most; the story. Read More >

  • Ballerina Review

    The film is enriched, persistently, but the glorious aesthetic experience on offer as the vibrancy and romanticism of the 1879 Paris setting is wondrous on the big screen. Read More >

  • Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Review

    Edwards stated from the offset he wanted to create a war movie, and that’s exactly where this production triumphs. Read More >

  • I Am Not A Serial Killer Review

    There’s a wickedly humorous, dark wit that illuminates Billy O’Brien’s I Am Not A Serial Killer, which, considering the material, is quite something. Read More >

  • Office Christmas Party Review

    The addition of guns and car chases just feels cheap and superfluous; rather than thrive in any understatement and the humanity of the characters at hand, they just opt for inane action to pass the time. Read More >

  • Chi-Raq Review

    Though it’s Greek mythology that lays the foundations for this narrative to thrive off, there is something distinctly Shakespearian about Chi-Raq. Read More >

  • Bleed For This Review

    Teller turns in a terrific display in the lead role, who vitally remains flawed throughout the picture, never heroised, and shown to be stubborn and selfish, to put his life on the line despite his loved ones adamantly protesting against it. Read More >

  • Mum’s List Review

    Even the more cynical of film-goer will be reaching for the tissues in this one, because it’s a beautifully well-crafted, and staggeringly moving British drama. Read More >