Film review: Snow White
Snow White returns to the big screen with a mixture of real-life action and CGI. But will this new take lift our hearts, or sink into the wishing well to be sadly forgotten? Once upon a time, a long time …read more
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Movie Review: Wolf Man
Having changed production hands and casting numerous times one might assume ‘Wolf Man’ is a picture that is somewhat cursed. So is the result an alpha dog, or a howler in need of a silver bullet? Having made a fantastic …read more
Film review: Mickey 17
Mickey Barnes relocates to an off-world colony on Niflheim to escape the clutches of an evil loan shark. But will his new life turn into a nightmarish cycle of deaths for the betterment of mankind when he becomes an ‘Expendable’? …read more
Film review: Companion
Josh and Iris are invited to a country lake house retreat for the weekend where romance quickly turns to death, destruction and double crossing for those around them. Written and directed by Drew Hancock, ‘Companion’ is an original horror comedy …read more
Film review: Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy
The third sequel in the Bridget Jones saga delivers a tear-soaked, heart-bursting triumph of a film. As a lifelong Bridget Jones devotee, I was very much looking forward to the new release and approached “Bridget Jones: Mad About the …read more
Film review: Maria
Suffering from failing health, opera singer Maria Callas recounts her heady past to a young filmmaker. Directed and produced by Pablo Larraín, who has given us some marvellous yet vulnerable recent insights into what is now some of the most …read more
Game review: S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2: Heart of Chernobyl
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl, the survival horror game set in a post-apocalyptic version of the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone. Blending immersive exploration with tactical combat and survival elements. ‘Stalker 2’ has been a long time coming, having first been announced …read more
Film review: Moana 2
Moana must become a wayfinder and search the expansive deep and dangerous waters of the Pacific ocean to help find life beyond her island of Motunui. But will she once again require the help of demigod Maui? From Walt Disney …read more
Game review: Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn
Set in perhaps the underused ‘Flintlock fantasy’ sub-genre, as you may have managed to deduce from the name alone, Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn set out in this more novel area, but with some well recognised mechanics after touting itself …read more
Film review: Wicked
An unlikely friendship forms between outcast Elphaba and popular Glinda, when their very different paths cross at Shiz university in ‘The Land of Oz’. From the visionary director Jon M. Chu, who previously directed many vibrant films including ‘Crazy …read more