Nosferatu: Review. By Jake Peffer. In this remake of Nosferatu, Director Robert Eggers puts a new spin on a classic tale. Taking the same basic premise and adding his signature style, Eggers effortlessly brings this story to modern day and makes one of the best horror remakes in years. Set in

Kid: Review. By Simon Thompson. Writer/director Ryan J Smith’s Kid is a well shot and competent drama, which is, unfortunately somewhat cliched in a few areas. Smith manages to strike a neat balance between feel-good, yet realistic, optimism on the one hand, yet retains a sense of grit and despair

It All Comes With The Cold Water: Review. By Callum Ward. Set against the truly stunning landscapes of Iceland, It All Comes With The Cold Water is an emotionally charged indie romance/drama that explores the complexities of love, trust and self-discovery in two young adults. Directed by Coz Greenop, the film

Helemaal het Einde & I Like It Rough: Review. By Aytron Lewis-Avery. For an independent film, some may be surprised to know that Helemaal het Einde is nothing short of a psychological thriller. At first, I thought the concept was too ambitious. It turned out, I was to be pleasantly

The Artifice Girl: Review. By Ayrton-Lewis Avery. The Artifice Girl must have pushed everything out of a child actor Tatum Matthews (playing as “Cherry”) that was possible. Her role is masterfully crafted and meticulously performed, compared to the lackluster, dull acting of the adults. In fact the ending, with an