Saint Maud has been horrifying audiences (in a good way) for a few months now on the festival circuit, and it’s out on digital, DVD, steelbook and blu-ray on 1 February. I have one SAINT MAUD bundle comprising T-shirt, blu-ray and poster to give away. Scroll down for T&Cs and how to enter, and to… Competition: OMG, I’ve got a Saint Maud bundle up for grabs Read More
PODCAST: Unpromising Old Lady guests on First Time Watchers talking Promising Young Woman
Podcast alert! No not my podcast, which I am still seriously considering just as I was 4 years ago when I first said I was launching a podcast. (I’m getting to it!) GET IT NOW ON ITUNES This is the First Time Watchers podcast, run by Tim from the (once again) good ol’ US of… PODCAST: Unpromising Old Lady guests on First Time Watchers talking Promising Young Woman Read More
Greenland’s UK date of doom announced! Watch the trailer now
Finally Gerard Butler’s excellent disasteroid / cometastrophe film Greenland has a UK release date. The Amazon Exclusive is out on Prime Video on 5 February – and it’s the perfect pandemic distraction, if like me your first movie watch when Lockdown 1.0 loomed last spring was Contagion. The film follows John Garrity (Butler), his wife… Greenland’s UK date of doom announced! Watch the trailer now Read More
Locked Down but not out: new trailer
*** My review and article are now live *** “Oi, how many arses have you got?” asks Paxton of a loo roll stockpiler coming out of shop in London during Lockdown 1.0. Despite its UK lockdown hook, Locked Down is actually a heist movie – a Harrods heist movie, no less – as a warring… Locked Down but not out: new trailer Read More
2020: That Was The Year That Wasn’t…
…but also so long they named it twice. One pandemic. Two national lockdowns. Three release dates for No Time To Die. It’s quite fitting that my first and last reviews of 2020 were about family: Little Women, a story about holding on to yourself and your identity, whatever life throws at you; and The Midnight… 2020: That Was The Year That Wasn’t… Read More
The Queen’s Speech
And you thought Gerry and Keanu were my only subjects My 2020 review is now up, and obviously I’ve kept to the lighter side, because that’s what we often need during dark days (though if you are, like me, someone who finds weird comfort watching the most depressing stuff, there’s something for you too). 2020… The Queen’s Speech Read More
The Sarah Awards, 2019! What a difference a year makes
Nominated by me, voted for by me. Might tweet myself about my terrible takes later. December 2020: this has been sitting in my Drafts for about 50 weeks – though as 2019 feels like five minutes ago and my summer lockdown bread-making and home schooling like sometime during WW2, does time even have any meaning any… The Sarah Awards, 2019! What a difference a year makes Read More
British Urban Film Festival launches official selection on Apple TV app
The leading film festival for diversity in the UK has found a new home on the Apple TV app The British Urban Film Festival has launched a dedicated home of 70 official selections, including B.U.F.F award-winning titles, on the Apple TV app for customers to buy. The British Urban Film Festival collection on the Apple… British Urban Film Festival launches official selection on Apple TV app Read More
Anne Boleyn director Lynsey Miller stars in latest EE Film Stories short
As part of EE’s partnership with BAFTA, the EE Film Stories: BAFTA Scotland short highlights how technology is keeping the film and TV industry connected throughout change – with mobile connectivity relied upon for casting, communication and directing in “the new normal”. Fresh from her recognition at BAFTA Scotland Awards last week, director Lynsey Miller (Deadwater… Anne Boleyn director Lynsey Miller stars in latest EE Film Stories short Read More
War: Episode 10 (The Crown season 4 recaps)
My series review is here. Or read my episode recaps: episode 1 (Gold Stick), episode 2 (The Balmoral Test), episode 3 (Fairytale), episode 4 (Favourites), episode 5 (Fagan), episode 6 (Terra Nullius), episode 7 (The Hereditary Principle), episode 8 (48:1), and episode 9 (Avalanche). “A spoilt, immature man endlessly complaining unnecessarily, married to a spoilt, immature woman endlessly complaining unnecessarily…. War: Episode 10 (The Crown season 4 recaps) Read More
The Cyberpunk 2077 official launch trailer is here
CD PROJEKT RED have released the official launch trailer for Cyberpunk 2077 in anticipation of the launch this Thursday 10 December. The trailer dives deep into the world and story of Cyberpunk 2077, and explores the bonds players will forge, the dangers they will face, and the lengths they will go to in order to build their… The Cyberpunk 2077 official launch trailer is here Read More
Avalanche: Episode 9 (The Crown season 4 recaps)
My series review is here. Or read my episode recaps: episode 1 (Gold Stick), episode 2 (The Balmoral Test), episode 3 (Fairytale), episode 4 (Favourites), episode 5 (Fagan), episode 6 (Terra Nullius), episode 7 (The Hereditary Principle), episode 8 (48:1), and episode 10 (War). “Now – much more importantly, who is Billy Jo-el?” A white dress is being put in… Avalanche: Episode 9 (The Crown season 4 recaps) Read More
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