Sundance London: The Moo Man – Review

★★★☆☆

Far from being a political tirade on the treatment of dairy farmers in the UK, The Moo Man offers an insight into the relationship between man and animal. We spend a year in the life of farmer Steve Hook … Read More

Sundance London: Peaches Does Herself – Review

So, it’s 11.30 on the first day of the Sundance film festival and I am off to watch “Peaches Does Herself”. After being warned by my editor I though hell, it cant be that bad surely? How wrong was I?

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Sundance London: Touchy Feely – Review

[Warning, this review contains spoilers]

★★☆☆☆

Touchy Feely stars Rosemarie DeWitt as Abby, a masseuse whose about to move in with her boyfriend (Scoot McNairy). Her brother Paul (Josh Paris) is an uptight dentist in a flagging dental … Read More

Spartacus: War of the Damned Season Review

★★★★☆

If you’ve never watched any of the critically acclaimed Starz series Spartacus before then I highly recommend you do…as long as you’re over 18 years of age and definitely not squeamish. From start to finish there’s a … Read More

American Mary – Review

★★★☆☆

Let’s face it – surgery is a scary business. The very idea of “going under the knife” is enough to send a chill down the spine among all but the hardiest among us. Little wonder then that the spectre of … Read More

‘Christmas Evil’ DVD review

★★★☆☆

The fact that director John Waters cites this film as being his favourite festive flick should tell you everything you need to know about ‘Christmas Evil’. After all, this is the moustachioed man who brought dog … Read More

Skyfall – Video Review by Owun Birkett

Owun Birkett is a Film graduate with BA (Hons) at Southampton Solent University. He has an enthusiastic passion for everything film related, whether it is expressing his opinions on a particular film or getting hands-on when … Read More

Lawrence of Arabia – Review

★★★★★

Imagine the pitch when Lawrence of Arabia was presented to its producers – to be shot almost entirely on location in Jordan, Morocco and Spain, across a 17 month shooting schedule, the leads will … Read More

Ninja Scroll – Review

★★★★★

There is the holy trinity of Japanese animation: Akira, Ghost in the Shell and Ninja Scroll. These three influential films have shaped not only Japanese cinema but the world over. Tetsuo from Akira appears … Read More

Gallowwalkers – Wesley Snipes’ Lost Movie Reviewed

★★★★☆

Gallowwalkers is the “lost film” from Director Andrew Goth staring Wesley Snipes. Snipes stars as Aman, a sharp shooting cowboy who has killed the men who have crossed him. The dead start rising from their graves, … Read More