By Ben Hooper. ‘I gazed a gazely stare at all the millions here…’ A man sits in a shabby Moscow apartment, with nought but a beer and a smoker’s cough for company. ‘He’s old, aggressive… The Man Who Saved The World: The BRWC Review

When Julianne Moore won Her Academy Award for her spellbinding performance as the slowly spiralling Alice in “Still Alice” this year, few argued her deserving of such accolade but those who had witnessed her turn… Review: Maps To The Stars

Another of 2014’s underrated releases was Dan Gilroy’s “Nightcrawler”, more famous for Gyllenhaal’s weight dropping than Box Office ignition, really should have got more arse-seat business. Almost a sub-genre all of it’s own-recession porn, finds… Nightcrawler: Review

Chef is a film you should not watch hungry, in the same way you shouldn’t go shopping on an empty stomach – you want everything in sight. In fact, even having ate I wanted every… Review: Chef

Hopscotch is pitched as a psychological horror film with more focus on the psychological than horror. I kept looking back at the email explanation during the viewing to make sure that my eyes had not… Review: Hopscotch