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Review: Life After The Neverending Story is a Delight from Start to Finish

A few years ago we brought you a review of the fantastic Life After The Navigator, today we bring you excellent news about Lisa Downs' latest in the 'Life After' series, Life After The Neverending Story. "The NeverEnding Story" is...

Review: Kill Your Lover

Too few films set out with actual ambition. Very often they work in familiar tropes, play it structurally safe, and, in all, seek to do a workaday job of entertaining audiences.Kill Your Lover sets its sights higher. It nails...

Review: The Strangers Chapter 1

Here we are with another in the series of movies in The Strangers franchise, you would think that with a title such as The Strangers Chapter 1, this movie would be a prequel to the original 2008 movie from...

Review: Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

I've always enjoyed Plant of the Apes since first seeing the original movie when I was a child and I always loved the TV series, with the franchise having a reboot in 2011 we are now back in the...

Review: Furiosa a Mad Max Saga an Epic Movie That is Fun to Watch

Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth are set to star in "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga," a highly-anticipated film by Academy Award-winning director George Miller. This movie marks the return to the iconic dystopian world that Miller first created over...

The Second Coming of Joan of Arc – Review – Etcetera Theatre, London NW1 (26th March 2024)

Catinca Maria Nistor takes on a monumental myth-busting one-woman role as she unmasks the brutal misogyny behind male institutions in award-winning writer Carolyn Gage's The Second Coming of Joan of Arc.  In a play where history resonates with contemporary...

Review: STING (2024) – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Thanks to Cineworld we headed out to check out the Unlimited Screening of the new horror, STING, which is directed by Kiah Roache-Turner and stars Alyla Browne, Penelope Mitchell, Ryan Corr and Jermaine Fowler. But is the film scary? On...

Review: A Family Affair Starring Joe Wilkinson, Laura Aikman & Jane Asher

From the realm of British cinema comes an Extremely wicked, shocking and painful mess. ‘A Family Affair follows’ Joe Wilkinson’s Edward as in the midst of losing his beloved hotel, all while having his strikingly sluggish extended family in...

Review: The Girl In The Trunk is a tense, impactful, claustrophobic thriller

Vertigo Releasing and Sunrise Films have announced the release of their upcoming claustrophobic horror/thriller The Girl in the Trunk.  “After finding herself trapped in the back of a speeding car, a woman attempts to free herself from her crazed kidnapper”  Often, especially in modern cinema,...

Gig Review: Gary Numan at Sheffield Leadmill

I have a long history with Mr Numan! Way back in the mists of ancient time, my brother Alan and I happened to catch him and Tubeway Army performing 'Are "Friends" Electric?' on Top of the Pops ... some research suggests...

Pet Shop Boys – Nonetheless Review and the Show Rolls on

Since 1984 the Pet Shop Boys have been churning out albums every 2 to 3 years and unlike some other 80’s bands who are still touring and recording new material, each album by the Pet Shop Boys has been...

Movie Review: Bermondsey Tales: Fall of the Roman Empire

The British gangster genre is back with a vengeance. Michael Head, practically a newcomer has written and directed his first feature that has the combination of Scorsese and Richie direction. We clearly see his influences, hence, to say Bermondsey...