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LFF 2022: The Menu review – a darkly funny story of how people truly are mad

by Paul Klein
October 14, 2022
Film & TV, London Film Festival 2022, Reviews

*the following showed as a surprise film during the London Film Festival We’re in a time of economic downturn and real financial worry for many.… Read More »LFF 2022: The Menu review – a darkly funny story of how people truly are mad

The Northman review – a true masterpiece, original and haunting

by Paul Klein
May 2, 2022May 11, 2022
Film & TV, Reviews

This revenge tale is a winning mix of beauty and complete savagery.

LFF 2021: Last Night in Soho review – a loving ode to the psycho-horrors of years past

by Paul Klein
October 10, 2021October 10, 2021
Film & TV, Reviews

Edgar Wright’s latest is a tribute to a time of icons, and a warning about the reality beneath the glamour.

Year Ahead Film Releases for 2021

The Year Ahead in Film: What to Watch in 2021

by Paul Klein
January 14, 2021February 1, 2021
Features, Film & TV

Here's what to look out for on the big (and small) screen this year.

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The New Mutants review

The New Mutants review – Blu Hunt shines, but this X-Men chapter is a let-down

by Paul Klein
September 25, 2020February 1, 2021
Film & TV, Reviews

The final film in the X-men series is lacking, but introduces a star in Blu Hunt.

Glass-Review

Glass review – a future cult favourite, but could have been so much more

by Paul Klein
February 20, 2019February 1, 2021
Film & TV, Reviews

The sequel to the hit film Unbreakable is finally here, but has Shyamalan brought the goods?