Marching Powder – Review
Marching Powder is a comedy-drama from writer-director Nick Love (the Football Factory), starring frequent collaborator Danny Dyer (Eastenders). Dyer plays Jack, a middle-aged football hooligan who’s given six weeks to turn his life around or face prison and ultimately losing his family. To add to…
Hundreds of Beavers Review – Drunken Salesman Meets Beavers
When I was coming out of the theater, I overheard another patron say, “It’s pure brain rot. And I love it.” And honestly, I’d say that’s a pretty appropriate description of Hundreds of Beavers. The movie Hundreds of Beavers follows a drunken apple cider salesman…
Richard Lewis Biography
For me, it was his standup comedy that got my attention, while for others, it might have been his film and television performances. Nowadays, he’s best known for playing a comedic version of himself on “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” Richard Philip Lewis was born on June…
Dumb Money Review
Dumb Money, a comedy-drama directed by Craig Gillespie (of “I Tonya” and “Cruella” fame) draws inspiration from the Ben Mezrich book “The Antisocial Network”. It’s based on the true story (and not in that fake horror movie kinda way) where an online Reddit community rallies…
Let the Wrong One In Review
In the past few years Ireland has seen a long overdue transition where filmmakers look internally for stories and move away from trying to impress the international marketplace. Movies like Paddy Breathnach’s Rosie, Phyllida Lloyd’s Herself, Frank Berry’s Michael Inside and Rachel Carey’s Deadly Cuts…
Let The Wrong One In Trailer Release
Wildcard Distribution has released the official trailer for Let The Wrong One In. Written and directed by the award-winning Irish filmmaker Conor McMahon (Stitches) Let The Wrong One In tells the story of a young supermarket worker who discovers that his older brother is a vampire….
Deadly Cuts – Review
Written and directed by Rachel Carey and starring Angeline Ball (The Commitments), Erika Roe (Herself, Dublin Murders) Shauna Higgins (Dating Amber, Red Rock) and Lauren Larkin (Love/Hate) in the central roles. Set in Piglinstown, a fictional working-class suburb of Dublin, Deadly Cuts centres on four…
Stan and Ollie Review – Starring John C. Reilly and Steve Coogan
A bromance that provides serious performances from two comedic actors. Stan and Ollie directed by Jon S. Baird follows famed comedy duo Laurel and Hardy on a tour through Europe at the end of their careers. The film stars Steve Coogan as Stan Laurel and…
