You Cannot Kill David Arquette Blu-ray Review
It’s hard not to draw comparisons with You Cannot Kill David Arquette and Darren Aronofsky’s The Wrestler – but does fact trump fiction?
Rebecca Review
I’ve never seen Hitchcock’s adaptation of Rebecca, but I am a fan of director Ben Wheatley’s work – so I was excited to see what he’d do with what a very un-Ben-Wheatley film.
Eternal Beauty Review
It’s no surprise that Eternal Beauty, Craig Roberts’ follow-up to his directorial debut Just Jim, feels similar in tone and subtlety to his acting debut Submarine, if a little less comedic.
Koko-di Koko-da Blu-ray Review
I remember it well: it was mid-March, and the suggestion was this Coronavirus thing might actually be quite serious. If I’d known just how serious, I might have felt even more disoriented by Johannes Nyholm’s Koko-di Koko-da.
The Invisible Man Review
The Invisible Man never seemed sinister to me as a character, probably because I saw films like Memoirs of an Invisible Man when I was little.