Another of 2014's underrated releases was Dan Gilroy's "Nightcrawler", more famous for Gyllenhaal's weight dropping than Box Office ignition, really should have got more arse-seat business. Almost a sub-genre all of it's own-recession porn, finds our protagonist Louis Bloom searching for a job, any job and stumbling into a blood

Chef is a film you should not watch hungry, in the same way you shouldn't go shopping on an empty stomach - you want everything in sight. In fact, even having ate I wanted every single dish that appeared on screen. The grilled cheese sandwich scene sets the tone of

Hopscotch is pitched as a psychological horror film with more focus on the psychological than horror. I kept looking back at the email explanation during the viewing to make sure that my eyes had not deceived me. I certainly was not scared and whilst I remained intrigued for the first

“Every person on the planet should know what happened because everyone was affected by your decision”. The reason you and I are alive today is down to one man, Stanislav Petrov, and the decision he took on 26 January 1983. Few knew his name but this incredible documentary mixed with historical

By Maahin Akhlaque. Writer/Director brother-duo Matthew and Daniel Wolfe's film has already received a fair bit of critical appreciation, having screened at Cannes, then the London Film Festival, and also being nominated for the British Independent Film Awards. And rightly so, I think. It isn't perfect, but it wasn't quite what