Anon Movie Review
Anon – An episode of Black Mirror meets a paint by numbers cop thriller. I should start this review by saying that I watched the movie at 10:30 in the morning, after having a few drinks the night before. Then on top of the hangover,…
The Cured Movie Review
“A tense, entertaining zombie thriller with a unique Irish flavour, giving the best glimpse of post apocalyptic Dublin since the arrival of the IMF” Would you welcome a potentially dangerous outcast with a dubious past into the sanctity of your home? This is one of…
I Feel Pretty Movie Review
Funny, heartfelt comedy that every woman can relate to. I Feel Pretty is the directorial debut of Abby Cohn and Marc Silverstein. They’re more commonly known as the screenwriters of He’s Just Not That Into You, Valentine’s Day and How to be Single. Hidden in…
The Social Experiment (1 Minute Short Film)
Ever tried applying for public assistance? Try doing it if you are an artist of any kind and see what “the man” has to say about the jobs you apply for in The Social Experiment. Produced and Written by No Budget’s Claire Millane and…
“Repeal” Movie Review
Passion for a subject proves you don’t need a big budget in this heart-wrenching short film that every woman (and man) should care about. I am going to try to stay away from the politics associated with this film and focus this review on a…
Entebbe (7 Days in Entebbe) Movie Review
A suspenseful retelling of the 1976 hijacking of an Air France flight at the hands of a group of Pro-Palestinian terrorists/freedom fighters. Is it a suspenseful film if we know how it ends? I think so. In the same way that Zero Dark Thirty builds…
The Hurricane Heist Review
Hi, I’m here for the action film starring a hurricane. From the director who brought you the action packed films Fast and Furious and xXx, along with the forgettable third Mummy movie, comes The Hurricane Heist, a film that tries to capture the entertainment value…
“Damo & Ivor The Movie” Review
“Damo and Ivor hits cinemas on St Patricks weekend, when a drunken romp of a film, replete with cast-iron Irish stereotypes, may well find a receptive audience.” “Let’s heat up the street!” “Let’s burn some rubber, and find our brother!” If you can handle hackneyed…