Spencer review – Stewart is giving it her all
This biopic fails to keep up with the strong performance of its lead.
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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: One Night in Miami review – a strong cast perfectly captures a moment in history
Legends from history are given a strong portrayal in Regina King’s film.
Serial killer films: the morality of a silver screen slasher
Society has a grim fascination with serial killers, mass murderers and spree killers. It’s a fact of life that we are more interested in the…… Read More »Serial killer films: the morality of a silver screen slasher...
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile review – great performances, but a lack of focus wastes tons of potential
Film review: Effron and Collins shine despite their wasted potential in this film about infamous serial killer, Ted Bundy.
Stan & Ollie review – this may prove to be the most enjoyable movie of the awards season
Full of heart, friendship and endurance, we review the endlessly fun Stan & Ollie.
My Friend Dahmer review – a thoughtful portrait of what can happen when we don’t see the signs
Unearthing societies role in creating a serial killer, we take a closer look at ‘My Friend Dahmer’, a deeply unsettling and thoughtful film that stays with you long after the credits roll.
Darkest Hour review – the best Gary Oldman has been since the ’90s
Joe Wright’s political epic is driven by a triumphant performance by Oldman.
