The Wolf House [2018]: The Most Inventive & Imaginative Animation of the 21st Century
If ever ‘Brothers Quay’, ‘David Lynch‘ and ‘Guy Maddin‘ decide to make an animation film, certainly it would look like ‘The…
Heists by Amateurs in 2018’s American Animals and Widows
American Animals and Widows both have their similarities as heist films, as they both centre on a group of completely inexperienced people ambitiously deciding they can pull off a difficult heist.
Newly Single [2018] Review – A Run-of-the-Mill Take on What Happens after the ‘Break-Up’
Just before his big-break in filmmaking, forlorn Astor William Stevenson’s girlfriend, decides to break up with him. What follows are…
10 Best Films the “HoF-men Recommend”: 11th Edition
Here are the 10 films that made it to our 11th edition of our ‘HOF-Men Recommend’ Series. You can check…
Paddington 2 [2018] Review: A Cuddly, Cushy & Comfortable Bear Hug For Anyone & Everyone
Packing even more charm, warmth & cinematic goodness than last time around, the follow-up chapter to Paddington is an improvement upon…
Paddington [2014] Review: A Sweet-Natured & Warm-Hearted Delight For All
A sweet-natured, warm-hearted & wonderfully witted delight for viewers of all ages, Paddington brings a beloved children’s literature to cinematic…
Green Book [2018] Review – An Irresistibly Charming Film
Occasionally, a film comes along that ensures you leave the theatre with a smile on your face and heart feeling…
Here’s Why the Ending of The Shape of Water Doesn’t Work
A film that could’ve been a statement on the human capacity for compassion ends up being another happily ever after fairytale. The Shape of Water fails to attain the greatness one would expect from del Toro.