The Boy and The Herron – Review

Nothing quite gets an audience as excited as a new Studio Ghibli film does, especially when Hayao Miyazaki is the Director attached. From such classics of Spirited Away and Howl’s Moving Castle, the ...

Stranger Things 4- Review

Like millions of others, I recently cancelled my Netflix subscriptions. In response, Netflix has finally released the much-anticipated Stranger Things 4 with impeccable timing, dropping in two Volume...
Titane

Top Ten Films Of 2021 – John’s Picks

It was a bit better in 2021. Not much, to be honest, but at least the film industry was able to get some of its content out to an eager public. We saw the return of the blockbuster in the form of Bon...

Spider-Man: No Way Home- Review

Spoiler Free Review Four MCU films this year Disney? Four?! That’s insane! That’s a lot of franchise to pump out in a short space of time, and whilst some is overspill from last year (Black Widow) th...

Black Widow- Review

Spoilers for Avengers Endgame It’s been two years since the last big screen MCU outing with Spider-Man Far From Home drawing an epilogue to the 10 years of the franchise that had culminated in ...

Spiral- Review

Did anyone else not realise that there was a new Saw film out this year? Seems strange that a franchise that’s been running for almost 17 years now (unfortunately all you 17 year olds are still...

THX 1138- Review

Like many people in their 20s and early 30s, I grew up watching George Lucas’ Star Wars prequels. At the time they were some of my favourite films, with Attack of the Clones probably being my m...

First Cow- Review

A24 have been responsible for some of the most out-there films over the last few years. I still remember leaving Midsommar and requiring a pint to gather my thoughts on what on Earth I’d just s...
The Lighthouse Willem Dafoe

Top Ten Films of 2020 – John’s Picks

I could bore you with a rant about how shitty 2020 was in terms of cinema, but that would be a lie. Sure, there were a number of high profile casualties in terms of cinema releases, but the depth of ...