LFF 2019 ‘Monos’ Review: Gorgeous, Terrifying and Human
A troupe of teenage soldiers have been tasked with holding a hostage in a remote castle in the mountains. They live a relatively care-free existence...
Month: September 2019
LFF 2019 ‘Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project’ Review: A Window into a Tremendous Work
Marion Stokes was a New York based librarian who decided to record the news. She tirelessly documented over thirty years of news broadcasts on VHS...
LFF 2019: ‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’: Super Empowering
Zak is a grown man stuck in an institution where he dreams of escaping and becoming a wrestler. He has Down syndrome and is therefore...
LFF 2019 ‘Waiting for the Barbarians’ Review: Grandiose But Introspective Epic
A magistrate (Mark Rylance) in a small town along an unnamed “frontier” is visited by inquisitors from the empire. His peaceful if contradictory way of...
‘Downton Abbey’ Review: A Light Touch of Class
A royal visit causes chaos for the inhabitants of Downton Abbey. As the upstairs prepare for an awkward reunion and the downstairs contest with King...
‘It Chapter 2’ Review: It Ends Eventually
The clown returns. After 27 years the loser club are each invited to return to the small town of Derry by the member who never...
Cinema Bushido – Hobo With A Shotgun (2011)
Hobo With a Shotgun is a real scream fest, featuring the iron warriors, Stanley Tweedle, and all the tropes you can throw a flamethrower at....