When the zombie apocalypse comes to Little Haven, Anna (Ella Hunt) and her friends have to fight and sing their way to safety. Anna and the Apocalypse is a relatively low budget film that I missed on release in 2017 due to its small cinema distribution but was absolutely delighted to stumble upon on Sky … Continue reading Anna And The Apocalypse
February 1942, the U.S. have recently entered World War 2 and the Naval Destroyer Greyhound must lead a convey of Allied ships across the Atlantic Ocean. At the centre point of the crossing the convoy will be in “The Pit”. A fifty hour stretch of ocean where no air support can be provided. It is … Continue reading Greyhound
Ray Garrison (Vin Diesel) is a special forces soldier with a beautiful wife who believes in duty and always comes home. But when his wife is killed in front of him and he is shot dead seconds later it would appear that everything is at an end. That is until Dr. Emil Harting (Guy Pearce) … Continue reading Bloodshot
After fourteen years hard labour in a gulag for bringing Kazakhstan into disrepute for the content of his first film Borat (Sacha Baron Cohen) is given an opportunity to redeem himself by his government. If he can give Vice President Mike Pence a present from his country they will release him. If he fails they … Continue reading Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm
Fei Fei (Cathy Ang) lives a picture perfect life with her mother (Ruthie Ann Miles) and father (John Cho). Their bakery specialises in moon cakes and her mother tells her of the moon goddess Chang’e (Phillipa Soo) and her space dog that creates the crescent moon by taking a bite every now and then. But … Continue reading Over The Moon
When Jay (Jason Mewes) and Silent Bob (Kevin Smith) discover that the Bluntman and Chronic movie is going to be rebooted they travel to Hollywood to stop it being made. Writer/director/actor Kevin Smith’s View Askewniverse is probably a hard sell to those not already paid up members but I will attempt to explain its merits … Continue reading Jay And Silent Bob Reboot
When Jay (Peter Sarsgaard) is driving his daughter Kayla (Joey King) to her dance camp she spots her friend on the side of the road and they offer her a lift. However when something goes horribly wrong they decide to tell a lie to save themselves. The Lie is one of four films that horror … Continue reading The Lie
When Laura (Rashida Jones) starts to suspect that her husband may be cheating on her she opens up to her father Felix (Bill Murray) who suggests that following him might be the best course of action. Sofia Coppola’s latest film is very much in her oeuvre. Our main character is a woman who due to … Continue reading On The Rocks
In 1968 the leaders of anti-war protest movements stood trial for conspiracy to incite a riot at the Democratic National Convention. The indictments brought against the defendants by President Nixon’s new Government were political in nature and an effort to quash the anti-war movement. Writer/director Aaron Sorkin is the perfect person to bring this subject … Continue reading The Trial Of The Chicago 7
Bruce Springsteen’s latest album Letter To You is accompanied by another film from frequent collaborator Thom Zimny available to stream via Apple TV and it is a must for all fans of The Boss. This time last year I was singing the praises of Western Stars. A concert movie for the prolific Springsteen’s latest masterpiece. … Continue reading Bruce Springsteen’s Letter To You
