Tales of romance and high schmaltz are something of an acquired taste in cinema. Much like testosterone fuelled action, or outlandish science fiction, Romantic movies have a specific audience to aim at and as such,… Hope Springs – Review
Science fiction as a genre has no limitations, no boundaries for inventiveness as an uninhibited mind is free to let loose and craft ideas of unbounded imagination and creativity. There is no ceiling to hit… Modified – Review
For me, it was a very interesting time to encounter the short-film Ninety Seconds by filmmaker Gerard Lough. No, not because I have recently been the victim of overzealous private investigation or have, myself, used… Gerard Lough’s Ninety Seconds: Some Thoughts On The State Of Narrative Short Film
Nick Love is the quintessential “Cockney-wideboy”; speaking with the accent of an East End fruit merchant, liberally dropping C-bombs wherever he walks, he often arrogantly lauds his own work as high-octane entertainment for the “lads”.… The Sweeney – Review
