Pick of the day: My Name is Vendetta
A fast-paced action, survival and revenge film set in Northern Italy. Written and directed by Cosimo Gomez and starring Alessandro … [ Read More ]
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Pick of the day: 1899
All aboard for a cruise with a difference. An eclectic mix of wealthy and lowly with a sordid assortment of … [ Read More ]
Pick of the day: House of the Dragon
The Black Queen The House of the Dragon has been a brilliant reboot of George R Martin’s GoT sagas. It … [ Read More ]
Pick of the Day: House of the Dragon
Episode 8 of 9. The Green Council We’ve reached the penultimate episode of the opening Opus that is breathing new … [ Read More ]
Pick of the day: House of the Dragon
Episode 8 – The Lord of the Tides. Fresh from last week’s decade-spanning leap forward in the storyline, here we … [ Read More ]
Pick of the day: Liverpool v Rangers
It is fair to say that both these teams have struggled in Europe’s premier cup competition this year, Liverpool were … [ Read More ]
Pick of the day: House of the Dragon
Episode 7 – Bastards and Broken Noses. Last week’s instalment ended with the death of Laena Velaryon, who immolated (courtesy … [ Read More ]
Pick of the day: Question Time
Even if you have little more than a passive interest in politics, the events of the past week will surely … [ Read More ]
Pick of the day: Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story
Everybody loves a good serial killer story, right? Between 1978 and 1991, Jeffrey Dahmer gruesomely took the lives of seventeen … [ Read More ]
Pick of the Day: House of the Dragon
Series One, episode 6 – The Princess and the QueenSo, everyone has settled into the swing of things and we … [ Read More ]
Jurassic World Dominion – every inch a toothless dinosaur
The Jurassic Park franchise reaches its finale in Jurassic World Dominion. but is it any good?
Pick of the Day: The Staircase
True crime drama The Staircase starring Colin Firth and Toni Collette. If you followed the Netflix documentary series with the … [ Read More ]
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What films to watch in January
January sees a new collection of Sky Original films coming your way, with Jason Isaacs and Ann Dowd starring in … [ Read More ]
The Highs and Lows of 007
James Bond returns in the eagerly awaited No Time To Die in 2021, here’s a look at some of the … [ Read More ]
Review: Tenet
Christopher Nolan’s much anticipated futuristic thriller hits cinemas. Laurence Green weighs up whether it is worth the admission fee.
Like A Boss
Midway through Like A Boss, one lead character turns to another and declares: “You saved my life when you took … [ Read More ]
Parasite
It is rare for a movie to effectively combine cinematic fireworks and social commentary. It is even rarer to do … [ Read More ]
Review: 1917
It’s quite a while since I have seen a film with such a devastating impact as Sam Mendes’s superb, adrenaline-rush … [ Read More ]
The Day Shall Come: penetrating yet poignant Chris Morris take on the war on terror
• This review contains spoilers The Day Shall Come by Chris Morris, the creator of satirical documentary series Brass Eye, … [ Read More ]
Pain and Glory
An ageing, afflicted and lone filmmaker, his eyes closed and back marked by a scar from a spine operation, dives … [ Read More ]
Avengers: Endgame and the relentless march of Hollywood franchise movies
Avengers: Endgame smashed box office records in the days following its release, becoming the quickest film ever to break the … [ Read More ]
Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich
The 14th instalment of the cult 1989 slasher/horror hit Puppet Master has landed in UK cinemas, drenched in blood, a … [ Read More ]
#GoT: The Long Night
Warning: If you haven’t watched this episode by now, we’re past caring about upsetting your viewing pleasure. It’s fair to … [ Read More ]
Fleabag’s over: what are TV critics going to w*** to now?
I should state that this article is not attacking the show. Of course Fleabag is good. I’m just so sick … [ Read More ]
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