Glasgow Film Festival

Ghost Killer – GFF25

By David Cromie on March 9, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

The trailer for this really does not sell it, but trust me, this one is a fun, violent, and actually kind of poignant story. And knowing all that, let’s get into it. […]

Boys Go To Jupiter – GFF25

By David Cromie on February 28, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

Billy 5000 is a math genius dropout on looking to make $5000 in the gig economy. Everything’s going well until he crosses paths with an alien. Now, with the power of lo-fi […]

Baby Assassins Nice Days – GFF25

By David Cromie on February 25, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

Set in the beautiful city of Miyazaki, Japan, the once Tokyo bound twosome of Chisato and Mahiro just want a relaxing vacation complete with sun, sand, sea and everything that goes with […]

The Glasgow Film Festival 2025

By David Cromie on January 21, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

How the heck did we land in 2025? I’m pretty sure I’m still processing 2020, never mind the last five years around the sun. Still, with a new year comes a new […]

Jericho Ridge – Film Review

By David Cromie on March 10, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

“Trapped and without backup, a small town cop fights for her life when her remote Sheriff’s Office is targeted by murderous attackers.“ Right out the gate we have a shot that comes […]

The Home Game: Review

By David Cromie on March 5, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

If this film interests you it is currently running at the Glasgow Film Festival. Set in Iceland, The Home Game sees a son assemble an unlikely squad of men and women to […]

The Burning Season – Film Review

By David Cromie on March 4, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

The Burning Season is the story of JB who runs the Luna Lake Resort, and Alena who though married has a long running affair with JB. Their one rule, it only happens […]

Glasgow Film Festival 2024

By David Cromie on February 15, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

2023 was not my best year, due to my ill health I was forced to miss many of the events I hold dearly to my heart, One such event is the Glasgow […]

Film Review: Some Like It Rare

By David Cromie on March 15, 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

On those rare occasions that I think of cannibals my mind is drawn to Hannibal and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, not a married couple whose marriage and business are both on the […]

Film Review: Baby Assassins

By David Cromie on March 13, 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

This has to be one of the most bonkers plots to a film I have ever heard of. Baby Assassins (Beibî warukyûre) is about two high school girls who moonlight as assassins and […]