Jen and the LFF Critic 2022 Part 1: Press Previews
The LFF has started! And before he back absolutely overwhelmed with galas and Chalamet, the film critic was able to catch some choice press previews!...
Category: Movie Reviews
Episode 12. Don’t Worry Darling, Three Thousand Years of Longing, Crimes of the Future, and more!
September was a long and strange one and now it’s time to reflect before the spooky month starts! We’ve got troubled productions, sexy genies, messy...
Episode 11. Nope, Bodies Bodies Bodies, Bullet Train, Prey and More!
The pressure is on as Jen races to record an episode with her film critic before her excellent holiday. Luckily she didn’t sleep well and...
Episode 10. Thor Love and Thunder, Elvis, The Grey Man, The Black Phone and More
Whoops! Paul over-compensated for a seemingly dry cinematic season and now has to talk about ten movies (well, nine and a bit). Come see some...
“Ithaka” Review: What is at Stake in the Trial of Julian Assange.
Julian Assange, the creator of Wikileaks, still resides in Belmarsh prison in the UK facing the threat of extradition to the United States where he...
Jen and the Sundance Critic: Good Luck to you Leo Grande, Brian and Charles, Resurrection, and MANY more!
It’s Sundance London 2022 and Paul has spent 24 of the last 48 hours in a cinema watching movies. Now it’s 11.00pm and Jen has...
Jen and the Film Critic #8: Doctor Strange 2, Everything Everywhere All At Once, Firestarter, Vortex and More!
It’s multiple-multiverse films this week as Jen and her film critic explore the bizarre realities of Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness and Everything...
‘Vortex’ Review: Gaspar Noe at his Most Disturbing and His Most Humane
Gaspar Noe likes to introduce his films with a profound quote that lays out the often bleak journey to follow. With Vortex, Noe’s tender but...
‘Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness’ Review: Raimi and Marvel Make For Strange Bedfellows
Marvel has hired a big name director with a very distinct and idiosyncratic visual style. Do not be alarmed, they have done this before and...
‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ Review: The Weirdest Thing is How Well it All Works
Six years after Swiss Army Man, writer directors Daniel “Dan” Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (who also directed the excellent comedy-drama The Death of Dick Long on...