“I’m Thinking of Ending Things” Review: Strange Reflections on Isolation
A young woman (Jessie Buckley) is thinking of ending things. She’s travelling with her new boyfriend (Jesse Plimons) to the farm house he grew up...
Author: Paul Salt
“I wanted to do something that felt a little bit darker” Teresa Decher Interview: Pre-empting the Pandemic in Horror
Teresa Decher is an actor, writer and producer who has just made her directorial debut with the exceptional short horror film Subject 3 (Our review...
‘Ema’ Review: Pablo Larrain’s Erotic, Pyromantic Dance
A powerful young dancer, Ema (Mariana Di Girolamo) pursues the adopted child she had previously sent away, utilising her sexuality, her gang of dancing friends...
The Scottish Film – Ep #21 – The Macbeth Awards
Paul and Katy have managed to watch 21 adaptations of Macbeth during the 2020 Coronavirus Lockdown! But which of them had the best Donaldbain, I...
‘The New Mutants’ Review: A Better or Bitter End for the X-men?
Is this the end of the X-men? Quite possibly! 20th Century Fox have been making X-men movies for exactly 20 years. Now the mouse house...
Frightfest 2020 Short Horror Showcase 2 Review: Folk Car Rituals, Drooling Zombies and Spiritual Paperwork
Werewolf (dir. Markus Meedt) A group of friends assemble to play the secret identity game; werewolf. But the game seems to be becoming reality. This...
Frightfest 2020 Short Horror Showcase 1 Review: Gruesome Shorts for ‘orrible Girls and Boys!
Bark (dir. Ryan Irving) A tree in a park witnesses people enjoying bushes, dogs and some slasher movie antics. It’s a comedy film in which...
‘Tenet’ Review: Will you want to understand it?
A CIA agent (John David Washington) undertakes a dangerous mission to uncover the truth behind a terrifying technology that threatens the existence of the human...
The Scottish Film – Ep #20 – Macbeth (2018)
We did it! We reviewed every cinematic adaptation we could reasonably get our hands on without influence over time or the Thai authorities. We finish...
The Scottish Film – Ep #19 – Veeram (2016)
When you take Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy and a North Indian folk tale and mix them all together in three languages at once and look at...