Misbehaviour Review

This is a film that I’ve been intrigued about for a while. Last year, when I was in London for a weekend with my dad, I saw a scene of this be filmed and researching the events being depicted I was fascinated. This felt like a film that was right up my alley and the…

Onward Review

I’ve made it clear many times in the past that I’m a Pixar fan, but that’s not to say I’m above criticising their work. Films like Brave and The Good Dinosaur have been underwhelming and I probably won’t watch the Cars sequels. With Onward, I was worried that it would go along this route of…

Portrait of a Lady on Fire Review

Celine Sciamma is a director whose work I think shows the true universal appeal of international cinema. Through films like Girlhood and Tomboy, she has created films that have a real universal feel. This even extends to films she wrote but didn’t direct, notably the brilliant My Life as a Courgette. So the second I…

Color Out of Space Review

Richard Stanley is one of those filmmakers whose works that haven’t been made have been more notable than the films of his that were made. Most notably, he was originally going to direct the 1997 adaptation of The Island of Doctor Moreau, which ended up being a complete disaster, with Stanley fired a few days…

The Invisible Man Review

After the disaster that was the 2017 version of The Mummy, there was a question as to what Universal would do with their classic monsters. Would they continue with the Dark Universe or abandon it. Universal decided to abandon the Dark Universe, going in the opposite direction, working with Blumhouse to make lower budget straight…