Father Of The Cyborgs – Review
Father of the Cyborgs is a documentary directed by David Burke on the fascinating neurologist Phil Kennedy. It follows his behind-the-scenes journey to becoming the man who was named ‘Father of the Cyborgs’. Why? Because he brought out the concept of connecting the human brain…
Nocturnal (2019) Movie Review
Nocturnal is a captivating drama directed by Nathalie Biancheri that shows just how complex relationships can be and the consequences of unspoken words. The story follows Pete (Cosmo Jarvis) who is a painter, not the artistic kind. His life is ordinary and mundane until he…
Unhinged (2020) Review
Unhinged is a frightening take on road rage gone terribly wrong. First and foremost I would not allow children to watch this because of the graphic content that is shown in regards to the incidents that happen throughout the film. The director Derrick Borte definitely…
A Review of the Movie Dark Waters
Dark Waters is another film that is going on my favourites so far this year, especially because it’s based on a true story. We follow Robert Bilott a humble newly named partner at a top law firm in Ohio who decides to go against the…
Jihad Jane – A Heartbreaking Documentary to Watch
Jihad Jane is definitely a documentary one should ought to watch, Ciaran Cassidy and the crew did a wonderful job on creating such a heartbreaking yet magnificent masterpiece that it would be a shame to miss out on. The story follows a number of people…
Queen & Slim Review – A First Date Takes a Hard Turn
Melina Matsoukas has brilliantly portrayed a mix of themes including prejudice, love and hate in her latest romantic drama Queen & Slim. It takes place in Ohio, starring Daniel Kaluuya from Get Out and Jodie Turner-Smith from Nightflyers. The two play Queen & Slim who’s…
21 Bridges Review Starring Chadwick Boseman
21 Bridges directed by Brian Kirk is a brilliant dramatic mystery set in the great landscape of New York City that binds action, justice and a pinch of comedy into one enjoyable film. The story follows the life of the city’s police force but most…
Extra Ordinary Review – A Feel-Good Comedic Horror Film
Extra Ordinary is a charming comedic fantasy horror directed by Mike Ahern and Enda Loughman. It tells the tale of a young old-fashioned Rose (Maeve Higgins) living in rural Ireland with an ordinary job, but she has supernatural abilities including speaking to dead. The locals…