Tokyo Uber Blues: Review At a time where documentaries seem to largely fall into either category of “gentle slice of life” or “hard hitting does of reality”, Tokyo Uber Blues falls in between. It unfl...
Bring Them Down: Review. By Simon Thompson. Writer/director Christopher Andrew’s debut Bring Them Down is a dark, taut, and claustrophobic thriller that I would describe, tonally, as a cross between J...
Sanatorium Under The Sign Of Hourglass: Review. By Simon Thompson. Sanatorium Under The Sign Of Hourglass,a stop-motion adaptation of the novel of the same name by Bruno Schulz directed by the Quay Br...
Last Party: Review. By Callum Ward. After the success of his previous projects, Nicolas Dozol returns with Last Party, a compelling French coming-of-age thriller that defies genre boundaries. Set duri...
The Final Destination (2009) – Review The mid-2000’s saw a returning trend in blockbusters: 3D technology. Throughout these years, every big release was accompanied by the 3D/IMAX format; there ...
