My Week With Maisy: Short Review. By Joe Muldoon. The tight-lipped Mrs Foster (Joanna Lumley) and the precocious Maisy (Ellie-MaeSiame) have been assigned to the same cancer treatment suite. Maisy is some way through her chemotherapy, already friends with the bantering oncology attendants, Nurse Gaby (MyAnna Buring) and Nurse Lucy (Poppy

Salem's Lot: Review. By Daniel Rester. ‘Salem's Lot (1975), Stephen King's second published book, is one of the great vampire novels. It captures small-town America well and populates its setting with memorable characters. King unfolds the plot with plenty of mystery, atmosphere, and subtext.  I didn't expect writer-director Gary Dauberman's new film

Max (Key Tawn Toothman) is feeling the loss of a friend. The only friends he seem to have work at a roadkill collection company and they’re all there at his friend’s funeral and yet Max seems to have taken it the worst. There’s even talk that Max’s friend was murdered

Didi - Review. By Nick Boyd. "Didi,” a Mandarin term of endearment for youngest brother, is a coming-of-age film that takes us back to the turbulent and anxiety-ridden age of 13 (the summer before high school) in 2008.  It is based on writer-director Sean Wang’s experiences growing up in Fremont,

Megalopolis: Another Review. By Daniel Rester. Legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola was a key figure during the New Hollywood movement of the 1970s. A few of his films are regarded as timeless masterpieces, including The Godfather (1972), The Godfather Part II (1974), and Apocalypse Now (1979). And yet his career output