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‘Fresh’ – Review

Feeling slightly peckish and craving to quench your horror tastes? Then look no further than Mimi Cave’s inventive and delectably scary new horror movie Fresh, which takes the genre and completely subverts it to tell a chilling story of romance that takes a fiendish turn….and this new watch is sure to unsettle and scratch at […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘The Batman’ – Review

In a bold new vision, a legendary vigilante strikes from behind the shadows and brings audiences into a gripping, pulse-pounding noir-thriller in Matt Reeves’ The Batman and this work of cinema is a visceral masterpiece on every single level. During his second year of fighting crime, Batman pursues the Riddler, a serial killer who targets […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘Pam & Tommy’ – ‘Destroyer of Worlds’ – Review

It’s crunch time for Pamela Anderson in Episode Seven of Pam & Tommy, ‘Destroyer of Worlds’, as the premiere looms for Pamela’s big-budget blockbuster movie Barb Wire and the judgement on the Penthouse lawsuit is soon to be released, and mixed into all this nervous tension is would-be adult entertainment entrepreneur Rand Gauthier (Seth Rogen) […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘Studio 666’ – Review

Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters encounter malevolent spirits and utter gonzo terror with raging new horror film Studio 666 and it makes for a fun midnight movie watch. While the Foo Fighters struggle to record their tenth album at an Encino mansion, band frontman Dave Grohl is forced to battle the supernatural forces within […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘Cyrano’ – Review

Multi-award winning actor Peter Dinklage brings a dramatic soul and vigor to the big screen in a performance that captures the essence of a timeless literary character in Joe Wright’s operatic and flamboyant musical Cyrano, and this is a story that will set your heart alight thanks to the power of its narrative and the […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘The Worst Person in the World’ – Review

Sometimes a film comes along that envelops you as an audience member that you find yourself drawn deeply inside its narrative that you stop finding yourself viewing a movie and instead you become part of a truly transformative narrative. The Worst Person in the World is that movie, and this is a feature film’s whose […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘C’mon C’mon’ – Review

Writer/director Mike Mills takes audiences on an easy-going, uniquely joyous road trip in C’Mon C’Mon and this is a heartwarming movie of the joys of family, exploration and the unexpected moments that make life what it is. Johnny (Joaquin Phoenix) is an emotionally stunted and softspoken radio journalist who travels the country interviewing a variety […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘Boris Karloff: The Man Behind The Monster’ – Review

When discussing the field of horror icons no name looms larger than Boris Karloff. A giant of the Golden Age of Hollywood who stood tall and terrifying as some of Hollywood’s greatest ever horror creations and who changed the very nature of cinema forever with his varied performances. Now in Boris Karloff: The Man Behind […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review

‘Parallel Mothers’ – Review

Noted film auteur Pedro Almodóvar returns to cinemas with a haunting, beautiful, riveting and character-driven work starring his long time muse Penélope Cruz in Parallel Mothers and this is an exceptional piece of original cinema that will have you transfixed on the images that are played before your eyes. Two single women (Penélope Cruz, Milena […]

‘Moss & Freud’ – A Beautifully Crafted Portrait of Art, Identity and Connection – Review