There’s a great gag at the end of Burning Men that made me wonder if the writer thought it up then worked backwards creating a story leading up to it. And that’s partly what the film itself does, when what seems like a British horror movie turns out to be more a psychological foray into… Burning Men Read More
Jane Eyre (2011) 4 stars
“I’ve never seen a city” Jane laments, worrying, as so many teenagers do, that life is passing her by: “I’ve never spoken with men and fear my whole life will pass”. Her most exciting trip is usually a damp walk to the postbox. Jane (Mia Wasikowska), just turned 18 and working in a new position… Jane Eyre (2011) Read More
Two For Joy 4 stars
For the widowed Aisha (Samantha Morton) grief itself has become the driving force, rather than the reaction; with her family caught in an enervating circle of misery where the sheer exhaustion of getting through the day prevents them from escaping. It needs a huge catalyst to kick them off the repetitive cycle onto a different… Two For Joy Read More
Shake it til you make it with the new Poms trailer
“You’re one of us now! Except with higher boobies” says Sheryl to their young cheerleader choreographer. Martha (Diane Keaton), newly arrived at Sun Springs Retirement Community, and new BFF Sheryl (Jacki Weaver), decide to set up a cheerleading squad with some of the other residents – complete with hidden talents and not so hidden aches,… Shake it til you make it with the new Poms trailer Read More
Greta trailer, clips and interviews: never letting a good deed go unpunished…
I never thought I’d say this but it turns out you can have too many handbags. Set in New York, the motherless Frances (Chloe Grace Moretz) is having fun, living with best friend Erica (Maika Monroe). But after Frances finds a handbag on the subway and returns it to its owner, the seemingly friendly and… Greta trailer, clips and interviews: never letting a good deed go unpunished… Read More
NEW! Rocketman second trailer, plus featurette – and they sparkle
And it’s a trailer that’ll make you laugh, cry, order a million sequins then swear a lot trying to sew them on to your donkey jacket. The song in the featurette is Tiny Dancer, which I know you’ll all be delighted about, what with it being the BEST Elton John song. And it turns out that… NEW! Rocketman second trailer, plus featurette – and they sparkle Read More
The Duchess 3.5 stars
Freedom is an absolute, the just-married Georgiana tells Whig politician Charles Fox in the 1770s, when it turns out that his progressive ideas to share power and wealth more equally among Britain’s citizens only really work for him if some are more equal than others. Sadly for Georgiana (Keira Knightley) her own freedom within her… The Duchess Read More
Triple Threat: the KILLINGEST action event of the year has a trailer
“Load up for the biggest, baddest, killingest action event of the year!” No not John Wick 3, it’s time for Triple Threat. The movie features some of the world’s biggest martial arts action stars and it’s out on wide release in US cinemas for one night only on 19 March 2019 – followed by a… Triple Threat: the KILLINGEST action event of the year has a trailer Read More
No one ever really outgrows their favourite toys – check out Toy Story 4 trailers, clips and images
Woody and friends are back this year, including Keanu Reeves! Hopefully as a John Wick doll, or possibly a Ted “Theodore” Logan Funko. There’s no name yet for his character, though it’s apparently someone dark, which makes sense if you think dolls are actually super-creepy and you dread having to go into your children’s playroom… No one ever really outgrows their favourite toys – check out Toy Story 4 trailers, clips and images Read More
Hereditary 4 stars
A creaky floorboard and a clicking tongue. Two sounds you don’t want to hear when you’re alone in the house and the only tongue clicker you know of is your dead sister. “I never wanted to be your mother” Annie says to her teenage son Peter (Alex Wolff), “it wasn’t my fault and I tried… Hereditary Read More
The Final Girls UK: We Are The Weirdos 2 – nine horror shorts by women Short Film 4 stars
The Final Girls UK, a collective dedicated to exploring feminism in horror and highlighting women’s participation in the genre, are back with their second We Are The Weirdos tour – a selection of nine horror shorts by women. The absolute standout is Hair Wolf (5/5), directed by Mariama Diallo, which won the narrative short film… The Final Girls UK: We Are The Weirdos 2 – nine horror shorts by women Read More
The Kid Who Would Be King 3.5 stars
This is a story of derring do and derring don’ts, as 12 year old Alex Elliott’s failure to adhere to the four points of the Chivalric Code almost cause our country’s downfall. We’re in enough trouble already, and about to be enslaved during an eclipse by King Arthur”s evil half-sister Morgana (a delightfully nasty Rebecca… The Kid Who Would Be King Read More
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