Author: Stefan Pape

  • Flickreel’s 10 Films You Can’t Miss in June 2017

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    As we move further away from the award’s season, we seem to have found ourselves now entering into the blockbuster one, as producers around the world have to persuade film fans to forget about the sun shining outdoors and go spend some time in the cinema. But with this list of June releases, that shouldn’t… Read More >

  • Baywatch Review

    Not quite absurd enough, following a somewhat generic, inane narrative that it supposedly set-out to deconstruct. Read More >

  • The Secret Scripture Review

    While the use of flashbacks is seamlessly implemented, Sheridan has fallen on a similar hurdle many filmmakers do when adapting a novel – which is to include too much Read More >

  • Jawbone Review

    Jawbone doesn’t just work narratively, but aesthetically too, with a stylistic approach that doesn’t feel contrived in its execution. Read More >

  • Unlocked Review

    This badly-written, poorly acted and quite spectacularly overstated production ensures that its pertinence is pretty much it’s only selling point. Read More >

  • The Journey Review

    The two leading performances are remarkable, and ensure this is a venture worth indulging in, and while there’s a lack of authenticity to some of the dialogue, it ticks along at a fast pace and ensures the viewer remains compelled. Read More >

  • Sleepless Review

    With a myriad of plot holes, it’s a film you might not want to take at face value, with an injection of irreverence, and a playful nature that just about lets it off the hook. Just. Read More >

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  • Movies you can’t miss in May

    Our top movie picks for May 2017. Read More >

  • Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review

    A sequel equally as ambitious, and no less adventurous – and we can’t have asked for a lot more than that. Read More >

  • Unforgettable Review

    For a film that should thrive in its elusive nature, and use suspense as its greatest tool and means of storytelling, instead it gives too much away, leaving nowhere to truly go. Read More >