Reviews

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Film Review: The Parapod Movie – A Very British Ghost Hunt

I was very excited and felt extremely lucky to be given the chance of reviewing The Parapod - A Very British Ghost Hunt. Due for release in cinemas in on the 7th of September, and on VOD 27th September....

Film Review: Nia DaCosta’s Candyman finally arrives in cinemas

It's been a long time coming and it seems like forever since we were teased with the new incarnation of the classic horror Candyman, this sequel of sorts stars Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Teyonah Parris, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett and Colman Domingo,...

Film Review: HERSELF – A wonderfully crafted film and a very powerful story – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Back in June of this year, we brought you the news that Picturehouse Entertainment and Element Distribution were pleased to announce that the female-driven drama Herself, would be released into UK and Irish cinemas from Friday 10 September 2021....

Film Review: A New World Order (AKA A Living Dog), Stay Silent to Survive in this Dystopian Future

Black Mirror meets A Quiet Place in gripping sci-fi thriller A New World Order from director Daniel Raboldt in his feature debut, which gets its UK premiere today (23 August 2021) from Reel 2 Reel Films. We are taken to...

Film Review: Who’s watching you? Voyeur horror ‘Eye Without A Face’

Do you know who’s watching this very moment? Brand new horror feature Eye Without A Face from director Ramin Niami (Paris, Shirin In Love) combines chills, thrills and bloody murder to bring the voyeur genre bang up to date. This edgy movie creeps...

Film Review: Reminiscence, Hugh Jackman takes a journey through the mind in the new Sci-Fi thriller

Last night was another opportunity to make the most of my Cineworld Unlimited Card so I checked the new movie, Reminiscence, from writer/director/producer Lisa Joy and starring Hugh Jackman, Rebecca Ferguson and Thandiwe Newton. Nick Bannister (Jackman), a private investigator...

Film Review: The Champion of Auschwitz, a powerful and thought-provoking movie

Sometimes a powerful and thought-provoking foreign language film comes along and The Champion of Auschwitz (Mistrz) is one of those films much like the superb King of Devil's Island back in 2021. The Champion of Auschwitz tells the fascinating and...

Film Review: The Pebble and the Boy, a quintessential comedy-drama of Mod culture and music

Today we bring you a review of The Pebble and the Boy which is directed and written by Chris Green (Me, Myself and Di) and is a British comedy inspired by Mod Culture. The film features songs by Paul...

Film Review: Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

So last night was the latest in the Cineworld Unlimited Screenings and the movie was the much anticipated Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins starring Henry Golding (Last Christmas). "Origin" movies are nothing new, remember X-Men Wolverine: Origins or maybe that's...

Music Review: The Montagues new single ‘YOU’

The Montagues are a four-piece alt-rock/indie band from North Wales. The band members are Jack Wells (Drums), Johnny Taylor (Bass guitar/vocals) Jack Mayall (Guitarist) and Kyle Parry (lead guitar and lead vocals).   The Montagues started up in late 2018, and have...

Film Review: Free Guy – Cineworld Secret Screening 2, Updated with RealD 3D 4DX

So it was Cineworld Secret Screening 2 tonight that was open to non-Cineworld Unlimited Cardholders and there had been plenty of guessing what the film would be, but what a great surprise to get to see Free Guy starring...

Film Review: Zola – Cineworld Unlimited Screening Preview

It's taken me a while to write this review for the Cineworld Unlimited Screening of the new movie Zola, I was going through the motions of the review as I was seeing some people raving about the film and...