First Steps is easily the best Fantastic Four film to date and is among the better MCU films of the past few years. There are many smaller ...

The July is not only known for its Blockbuster movie releases, but also for the number of trailers that are announced. So, I’ve compiled a ...

While having a few missteps here and there, The Fantastic Four: First Steps overcomes them. Featuring a great cast that all fits perfectly ...

In terms of legacy, I Know What You Did Last Summer continues the franchise but, more so, brings to attention the growing presence of the ...

Childhood Trauma & Mental Health: 10 Films – In celebration of the deeply personal, autobiographical new documentary Your Mum and Dad (out 26th April),from European Academy Award Nominee Klaartje ...

Beautifully shot, increasingly intrusive score and its claustrophobic framing, The Yellow Wallpaper helps the audience to feel what Jane is really feeling.

Jules Dassin is a true example of a great filmmaker whose work in multiple genres goes strangely unsung. Like his contemporary Howard Hawks, Dassin was a director who could be tasked to make a movie ...

The Happiest Place on Earth is a bleak and sobering look at The American Dream gone bad, and how precarious our lives are within the society we've created.

Making a Beatles Movie in Ireland: Part 2. My journey with my short Beatles film, Mersey Boys. By Steven G. Farrell. Moira (Rachel Cobb) and Gerard Moran (the author) fly to Ireland from the U.S.A for ...

F1 starts to feel bloated and repetitive at a certain point as the film runs for 156 minutes. It’s a fun ride though, containing plenty of blockbuster ...

The Children’s Hour: Review. By Joe Muldoon. In the November of 1810, two teachers (Marianne Woods and Jane Pirie) of an Edinburgh all-girls’ boarding school were falsely accused of having been ...