film reviews | movies | features | BRWC Review: Love, Marilyn

Movie stars don’t get much more iconic than the original blonde bombshell herself, Marilyn Monroe. Her astonishingly photogenic face and infamous curves have been splashed across prints, paintings and...

film reviews | movies | features | BRWC Sandcastle: Review

Sandcastle (The Search) is the beautifully intricate story of a young woman on her journey of self-discovery and her break through of societal pressures in a modern India. The movie is the debut featu...

film reviews | movies | features | BRWC The Conjuring: Review

The Conjuring is the new addition to James Wan’s list of supernatural horrors. With his previous works including Insidious and Saw, there’s an almost determined certainty of the delightfully creepy in...

film reviews | movies | features | BRWC Pietà - DVD Review

Kim Ki-duk continues his quest to ruin his audiences’ day. For the majority of his career Kim Ki-duk has presented us with bleak films focusing on people’s horrendous psychology. From the ...

film reviews | movies | features | BRWC Nosferatu Resurrected

Weaving my way through the twilight streets of London’s Soho, I search for the Soho Screening Rooms.  Inside I meet other wary and weary travelers, all collected together to look back into cinema’s go...