“I had to rearrange their faces And give them all another name” a freeform analysis of Paul Schrader’s THE CANYONS by Pablo D’Stair A Brief Introductory Note: I was a Kickstarter contributor to this f...
The Birth of a Nation begins with a title card reading, ‘A PLEA FOR THE ART OF THE MOTION PICTURE’, a statement arguably apt for a film that, despite pioneering huge advancements in the hi...
We all remember 2010’s black sheep to the superhero movie fraternity – Kick-Ass. In a cinema populated with PG-13 Marvel adaptations, Matthew Vaughn gave us the comic book adaptation we all wan...
Documentary guru Alex Gibney gives us an very direct insight to the tragic and infuriating world of Catholic priest abuse. Often when reviewing I write with a fairly sarcastic tone, mostly to amuse me...
This is despair porn. And you know exactly what I’m talking about. It’s one of the biggest sub-genres in British independent cinema. Thug violence, thug redemption, the loss of innocence, ...