Filmcast EP5 – Rejected
In this episode of the independent film review we look at “Rejected” a collection of animated television commercials by Don Hertzfeldt. Listen On: — Play Here: You can watch the film below:
Madness In The Method – A Jason Mewes Film
For those who don’t know the name Jason Mewes, just think of any Kevin Smith movie that features the characters Jay and Silent Bob. Then you’ve seen Jason Mewes who in this film is trying to prove that he can be more than just a…
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…
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…
A Review of the Film 1917 by Sam Mendes
A powerful wartime drama which everyone must see. Set during the First World War 1917 is directed by Sam Mendes and stars Dean-Charles Chapman and George MacKay as the main protagonists. The film tells the story of two soldiers Schofield and Lt. Col Blake who…
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…
The Last Right Review – A Charming Irish Road Movie
Written and directed by Aoife Crehan and starring Michiel Huisman (Game of Thrones, The Haunting of Hill House), Niamh Algar (The Drummer and the Keeper, The Virtues) and Samuel Bottomley (Jericho, Tyranossaur) with supporting cast from Colm Meaney and Brian Cox The Last Right deals…
The Black Hole (1979) Review – Disney Goes Dark In Its First PG Film
Walt Disney’s response to Star Wars is The Black Hole “The Black Hole” opens with some dark music as a space ship slowly crosses the screen that houses the crew, and the robot, that is not RTD2 because this robot talks and floats. His name…
