Jen and the Film Critic #4: Uncharted, Moonfall, Death on the Nile and More!
This week Jen has her film critic review Uncharted, Moonfall, Death on the Nile, Flee, Nightmare Alley, Amulet and The Worst Person in the World!...
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Jen and the Film Critic #3: Scream, Parallel Mothers, Belfast, The King’s Man and More
Watch as the Film Critic completely destroys his credibility by disliking a critical darling and enjoying a silly bit of nonsense. Reviews: Scream, Parallel Mothers,...
Jen and the Film Critic #2: The Matrix Resurrections, West Side Story, Licorice Pizza!
Jen asks her film critic about that new Matrix film, the remake of West Side Story, the bafflingly titled Licorice Pizza, TITANE!, The Lost Daughter...
‘Ghostbusters Afterlife’ Review: Is There Any Life in this Franchise?
Nearly forty years after the Ghostbusters fought Goza in New York, a young family (Mckenna Grace, Finn Wolfhard and Carrie Coon) inherit their estranged father/grandfather’s...
LFF 2021 ‘The Harder They Fall’ Review: Ambitious, Bloody and Hollow
A familiar story of retribution unfolds in the old west; a young man (Jonathan Winters) witnesses the murder of his entire family at the hands...
‘Spencer’ Review: Fact vs Authenticity
Anyone who dismisses Pablo Larrain’s new film for it’s factual or historical inaccuracy needs to be banned from cinema. For they have missed the crucial...
‘Eternals’ Review: Marvel Should be Allowed to Make Divisive Movies
Academy Award winning director Chloe Zhao’s eternals is a movie at war with itself. It is at turns a momentous and dramatic work similar in...
LFF 2021 ‘Titane’ Review: Ducournau’s Mad Masterpiece
Julia Ducournau’s Raw had a simple premise that belied the depth and sophistication of the film. A student at an intense veterinary school discovers she’s...
LFF 2021 ‘Last Night in Soho’ Review: The Past is a Treacherous Place
Escaping the quiet, cosy country home of her grandmother, Eloise Turner (Thomasin McKenzie) finds herself in the glamorous west end of London where she hopes...
LFF 2021 ‘Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon’ Review: A Telepath Walks Home Alone at Night
Anna Lily Amirpour brings a new startling vision in horror, shrugging off the slow melodic pacing of A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night in favour of...