It's almost become the obligatory thing to do when reviewing an MCU feature to say, "this is the culmination of X years and Y number of films", but never has this adage rung truer. The Russo Brothers again prove why they are the worthy successors of Joss Whedon's Avengers consultants/
Blood and Grit take centre stage in Watch Over Me as a myserious drifter is given a chance for redemption when he crosses paths with as a woman on the wrong side of gang vengeance. Watch Over Me at it's core is nothing more than a formulaic tale of gang
By Last Caress. Bad Acid, a short horror film written and directed by David Chaudoir, tells the tale of Marvin Maskelyn (Tristan Beint). Marvin is a professional entertainer; a hypnotist, in fact. Years ago, in a more wide-eyed time, he was very popular. Photographs of Marvin rubbing shoulders with Peter Stringfellow,
By Last Caress. Pieces, the brand-new short-form horror from burgeoning Yorkshire production company Cappuccino Studios, is a fourteen-minute exercise in tension, eschewing the "gore" route but choosing instead to twist at our nerves, tuning them like guitar strings. Isabella (Kristy Guest) has just attended the funeral of her grandmother, Theresa (played in
Robert Faquhar’s and Matt Wilde combine to bring us Kicking Off taking us on a journey of obsession as we follow the efforts of two obsessive football fans deal with disappointment in a unique and…ever so slightly, criminal manor as they see fit to kidnap the referee who’s decisions forced
