Terry Gilliam’s newest endeavour returns to the familiar setting of a dystopian world however, unlike Brazil, the world of The Zero Theorem is bright, brash and loud with ads that literally follow […]
The Zero Theorem (2013) Film Review
John Hurt Q&A at the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival
Following the screening of Jim Jarmusch’s wonderful Only Lovers Left Alive we were treated to a short Q&A with John Hurt (Christopher Marlowe). One of the first questions asked was his reasoning […]
The Dirties (2013) Film Review
The Dirties is a modern take on bullying. Anyone who has been bullied knows the pain it causes and this will lead to anger. To be bullied for just being yourself is […]
Afternoon Delight (2013) Film Review
I recently mentioned Jill Soloway when I was reviewing the brilliant Transparent and after seeing its pilot I looked a bit further into her career. When i discovered that she she won […]
The Red Road (2014) TV Pilot Review
Sundance TV has a new 6 part drama TV series. This pilot has surprised me and it’s a challenging watch. It realistically deals with alcoholism and modern race issues, particularity those between Native Americans […]
The Mighty Titan Comic Book Review
The Mighty Titan was a Kickstarter project that was sucessfully funded back in August 2012. It was created by Joe Martino. We will be reviewing part 1 and 2. As Joe puts it, […]
Knights of Badassdom (2013) Film Review
The Knights of Badassdom is about live-action role players who conjure up a demon from Hell by mistake and they must deal with the consequences. It’s a silly film that reminds me […]
Bosch (2014) Amazon Pilot Review
Detective Hieronymus “Harry” Bosch has made the jump from the pages of our books (written by Michael Connelly) to the TV screen all thanks to Amazon who green-lit the project near the end of […]
Only Lovers Left Alive (2014) Review
One of the films I’ve been looking forward to see at Jameson Dublin International Film Festival was Only Lovers Left Alive Only Lovers Left Alive is a dark romantic comedy written and directed by Jim […]
The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) Film Review
I have a strong fondness for Wes Anderson ever since March 2001 when I saw the Royal Tenenbaums for the first time. I myself was going through a rough patch with my […]
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