WILD TALES Official HD Trailer Review
COMEDY can be a tricky genre for filmmakers to succeed at, and even more so for the inclusion of comedy as a sub-genre.
With Wild Tales, however, Argentinian director Damian Szfiron manages to craft a...
The Wonders Trailer and Review
FOLLOWING from her 2011 debut Corpo Celeste, Alice Rohrwacher’s second feature The Wonders is not only a superior work to her debut but also an impressive character study that represents why Italian cinema of...
Hail, Caesar! Review
THE Coen Brothers have yet to step a foot wrong this decade with their directorial efforts and Hail, Caesar!, an A-list star littered love letter to 1950s Hollywood, continues the general trend for entertainment...
Your Name Review
JAPANESE animation expresses its reliability yet again in world cinema with the anime Your Name, an interesting mix of genres that engages and impresses from beginning to end.
Mitshua is a country girl who secretly loathes her...
The Shape of Water Review by Richard Chester
FOR the last decade, Guillermo del Toro has focused on superheroes, Japanese robots and murderous siblings respectively.
For his latest project, he turns his attention to 1960s America in The Shape of Water, an adult...
Mad Max review by Richard Chester
THIRTY-SIX years after the first Mad Max film graced the screens, the franchise is back with a modernized look and Tom Hardy taking on the role from Mel Gibson.
It's action-packed pretty much from start-to-finish,...
Carol Review
AFTER an eight-year absence from directing feature films, the talented Todd Haynes returns with Carol, a well-acted romance that might not match the greatness of previous work but still carries enough engagement to impress.
When...
Ant-man trailer and Review
A NEW superhero is launched for the Marvel cinematic universe within the form of Paul Rudd in Ant-Man, an unexpectedly entertaining actioner that represents an improvement on the previous Marvel feature, Avengers: Age of...
Goodnight Mommy Review
ATMOSPHERE is key in Goodnight Mommy, a twisty and unpredictable horror from Austria that may not reach levels of greatness but still packs enough intrigue that remains right to the end.
Two twin boys Elias...
A Walk in the Woods Review
ROBERT Redford is an example of a Hollywood legend, always enjoyable to watch, irrespective of whether the film he is in turns out to be good or not.
Here, in his latest film, he teams...
