Monthly Archive: October, 2013

Blue Jasmine Review

  It’s difficult to know where to begin with Woody Allen, both his personal and professional life have been scrutinised to a point where it seems nothing remotely new or interesting can be… Continue reading →

The best of what’s left of 2013’s Films

With the year drawing to an inevitable close through dark winter days and impending Christmas overload I thought it worth highlighting some of the films filling out the rest of 2013. Sure there… Continue reading →

Filth Review

Way back in 1976 a radical new band appeared upon the musical horizon, a quartet of brash, vulgar horrors with no regard for convention and niceties, unlike anything seen before. Collectively known as… Continue reading →

Prisoners Review

Relative unknown director Denis Villeneuve makes his debut in English language cinema with the obsessively gloomy, yet hauntingly intriguing murder mystery thriller Prisoners. A rare piece of original storytelling, Prisoners makes deep impressions… Continue reading →