So for my October Blind Spot, I felt it would be best to cover a horror film, and what better one to cover than the one with the reputation as being the greatest horror film ever made, The Exorcist. Since The Exorcist was released in 1973 it has received heavy acclaim, being one of the… Continue reading 2017 Blind Spot: The Exorcist Review
Blade Runner 2049 Review
My history with the original Blade Runner is not as long as I want it to be. I’ve only seen the film twice, one of those times being the day before I saw this film, and I remember thinking it was a great film with amazing production design, but not quite the masterpiece that other… Continue reading Blade Runner 2049 Review
Goodbye Christopher Robin Review
Like most people in the UK, I grew up absorbing the Winnie the Pooh stories from A.A Milne. From reading the books to watching the Disney versions of the stories, I’ve grown up with Winnie the Pooh and have fond memories of each version. However, I never considered the life of A.A Milne or the… Continue reading Goodbye Christopher Robin Review
Kingsman: The Golden Circle Review
When Kingsman: The Secret Service was released in 2015, I remember it being one of those films where I was really on board with it, had a lot of fun, but the last scene of the film rubbed me the wrong way and left a bit of a bitter taste afterwards. The fun I had… Continue reading Kingsman: The Golden Circle Review
2017 Blind Spots: Treasure of the Sierra Madre
So I wanted to continue going through more classic films in this years blind spot lists and, seeing how I’ve not seen any films staring Humphrey Bogart, I thought Treasure of the Sierra Madre would be a good fit. Now I’m familiar with elements of parody that this film inspired, mainly from Looney Tunes and… Continue reading 2017 Blind Spots: Treasure of the Sierra Madre
It Review
Now before I start this review I have to make it clear that I have neither read Stephen King’s book nor seen the 90’s miniseries version of It with Tim Curry. I’ve seen clips and reviews of the miniseries and I know vaguely about what happens in the book, but I’ve never sat down to… Continue reading It Review
American Made Review
So this is one of the rare times that we in the UK get a film a good month before it’s released in the US. I can’t remember the last time this happened, much less for a film with America in the title. But here we are with American Made, the new film reuniting Doug… Continue reading American Made Review
