Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey review – great performances and catchy songs make up for other shortcomings
This one may be destined to become a future Christmas favourite.
Paul Klein
Paul is Film & Media Editor @ No Majesty. Paul is a Film Studies Graduate from London, and former writer at The Metropolist.
His House review – a moving and incredibly relevant horror film
Remi Weekes’ directorial debut could be a future horror classic.
Unfair Casting 2! Who should star in the inevitable Trump years film?
Who should make up the cast when the Trump saga inevitably hits the big screen?
Rebecca review – a well-directed thrill ride, with a different feel from Hitchcock’s original
Great direction and a stunning performance make this a worthy challenger to the Hitchcock original.
Remembering Sir Sean Connery, from Bond to bombs
Connery’s career exceeded well beyond Bond, and into awards glory.
The Secret Garden review – a perfectly fine British family film
Heyman’s latest will probably fill the void of a family film coming out this winter.
The Trial of the Chicago 7 review – carrying an important message, but lacking in focus
Sorkin’s latest has a lot to say, but doesn’t quite know how.
London Film Festival 2020: Ammonite review – strong turns from Winslet and Ronan, but a story that falls short
Strong performances by Winslet and Ronan are let down by a film that never really tells its story.
London Film Festival 2020: Possessor review – a visually brilliant, visceral tale of identity
Brandon Cronenberg’s horror is a visual feast, and a brutal gore-fest.
London Film Festival 2020: Limbo review – an urgent and honest story about immigration
Sharrock’s tale is a frank look at an issue that dominates modern discourse.
London Film Festival 2020: David Byrne’s American Utopia review – a concert film meets science fiction with great results
Byrne’s theatre production is made even stronger by some Spike Lee magic.