Category: Reviews

  • Wonder Woman Review

    Fans will be delighted to hear that Wonder Woman doesn’t get bogged down with sloppy editing, dingy set pieces, and nonstop brooding. Read More >

  • Bushwick Review

    Bushwick is a deeply silly movie which massively bungles its politics and has little to impress in its pointless and poorly executed form. Read More >

  • Blade of the Immortal Review

    There’s a bit of a mid-film slump, as too often seems to be the case in a number of Miike’s more recent films, but the bloody climax is a phenomenally gripping and action-packed way to pull you out of that sagging middle. Read More >

  • Baywatch Review

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

  • Okja Review

    Whilst some of the further reaches of Okja’s wild abandon don’t always feel smoothly part of the whole, it’s a very small price to pay for the almost anarchic joy that is often on screen. Read More >

  • King Arthur: Legend of the Sword Review

    The Arthurian legend may last forever, but it won’t take long for King Arthur: Legend of the Sword to fade into obscurity. 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 >

  • Snatched Review

    Snatched has its hilarious moments, but it often feels like the filmmakers could have taken the jokes an extra step further. 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 >

  • 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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