Ariel Back to Buenos Aires Review. By Simon Thompson Alison Murray’s Ariel Back to Buenos Aires is a Pedro Almodóvar- like tale which balances being a family drama alongside being a love-letter to the...
Wild Beauty: Mustang Spirit Of The West – Review. By Richard Schertzer. Everyone loves a good horse story, but unlike Black Beauty and Seabiscuit, Ashley Avis’ documentary takes a beautiful yet ...
The Blob (1958): Review. By Joe Muldoon With a career consisting of performances in classics such as The Magnificent Seven, The Great Escape, and Bullitt, there are few films in Steve McQueen’s career...
Five Nights At Freddy’s: Another Review. By Jake Peffer. Video game movies continue to be an interesting subgenre. It is not an easy task turning a game into a movie and over the years it’s been...
Interpreters Wanted: Review. By Simon Thompson. Robert Ham’s Interpreters Wanted is a sobering, poignant documentary about both the brave and overlooked sacrifice that Afghan interpreters made in help...