Reviews

Titane

London Film Festival Watch #5 The unofficial prequel to Pixar’s Cars. Shocked is putting it lightly. Titane is a grotesque, insane trip of a film

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The French Dispatch

London Film Festival Watch #3 I’m blown away. Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch is the director operating at full Wes Anderson and I adored it.

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Last Night in Soho

London Film Festival Watch #2 Edgar Wright’s first foray into psychological horror leaves a lot to be desired, despite technically being some of the best-looking

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The Guilty (2021)

The Guilty is an artistic rendition that simulates expertly the overwhelming anxiety of a 911 operator in a world that’s falling apart around him. The

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Spencer

London Film Festival Watch #1 “A fable based on a true tragedy.” Spencer is a biopic, but it’s a biopic in the way that only Pablo Larraín

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The Green Knight

“Why Greatness? Why Is Goodness Not Enough?” The Green Knight is another fantastically shot thinker of a film from A24. Leaving the cinema my thoughts were

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Annette

If you’ve ever wondering what Adam Driver looked like singing while performing cunnilingus, then have I got the film for you. Annette is strange. There’s

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Reminiscence

When I say I’m disappointed after watching this that’s putting it lightly. Lisa Joy has co-created what I believe to be one of TV’s best

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Monsters At Work

Monsters at Work is Pixar’s first complete miss for me. Pixar has had a pretty incredible track record to date with only a few misses in their expansive

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Dave Season 2

Season 1 of Dave must be one of the most underappreciated comedy shows out there. From the brain of Lil Dicky came one of the

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M.O.D.O.K

M.O.D.O.K is a fun but ultimately weak foray from Marvel into comedy and animation. Despite the stellar voice cast who deliver great performances, it doesn’t make up for the hit

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Free Guy

Easily the best video game film there has been to date and THE blockbuster of the Summer. While I think this is a film that

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Zola

Zola is a wild ride, probably what you’d expect from a film that’s based on a Twitter thread, but don’t be turned off by the

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The Suicide Squad

James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad is an absolute blast, far and away better than the train wreck of its predecessor. This is exactly what the

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