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 […]
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Film Review: Baby Assassins
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 […]
Film Review: Nobody Has To Know
While watching this film I could not help but think, what is the worst lie that I have ever told? Nobody has to know is an unusual love story. It follows Phil […]
The Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Line Up Looks Amazing
You all know I love A good film festival and Glasgow Film Festival has to be one of my favorites to cover. The Festival has an amazing mix of films, with a […]
Black Bear – Film Review
I have been sitting staring at the screen for a while now and I really do not know what I am supposed to say about this film. To begin with I really […]
DREAMS ON FIRE – Film Review
A few days ago, if someone had told me that I would become utterly enthralled with a story about a girl who abandons everything to go become a dancer in the big […]
Riders of Justice – Film Review
After watching Riders of Justice, I am of the opinion that English speaking cinema really wastes Mads Mikkelsen in villainous roles. Do not get me wrong, the man truly excels when given […]
Castro’s Spies Film Review
This is truly a documentary like no other. Starting out before Castro took hold of Cuba and right up until the 2010’s this film is utterly engrossing and really worth a watch. […]
GLASGOW FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2021 PROGRAMME
I cannot believe it but it has nearly been a year since the last time we spoke about the Glasgow Film Festival, but here we are. And From 24 February to 7 March, […]
Glasgow Film Festival 2020 Celebrates Record Audience Levels
This is quite the year for the Glasgow Film Festival, as they have celebrated their highest ever attendance. Kicking off 2020 with more than 43,000 admissions, alongside 43,147 attending screenings and events […]
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