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Film Review: Hi-So
1st March 2013
It's not a bad movie, it's well shot, and the actors all give natural performances, the problem though is the narrative, which is not so much laid back, more semi-conscious. While individual scenes are will crafted and executed, the story doesn't hold enough weight for you to really care about the >>
Film Review: Stoker
1st March 2013
For a large part of the beginning of the movie I was really uncomfortable/uneasy (in a good way), despite the film looking like it was lavishly styled by Tom Ford. Even though most scenes looked like they sprung to life straight from a spread in Wallpaper* magazine and the beautiful soundtrack by >>
Film Review: Broken City
27th February 2013
Allen Hughes’ political thriller starts with an interesting enough shot. An especially hirsute Mark Wahlberg (read troubled) is holding a gun – a smoking gun no less. At his feet is the body of a young man. As he pulls his shield out from behind his bullet proof vest his partner arrives, >>
Film Review: Fire In The Blood
22nd February 2013
The average price of a years supply of ARV’s was about $15,000 when in actual fact the drugs were produced for less than pennies, so the profit margin was enormous. The giant, (very politically connected pharmaceutical) companies were not about to lose such wealth under any circumstances, >>
Film Review - Mama
19th February 2013
Talk about a dream come true. You ‘n’ your sis cook up a one-scene horror short, push it out onto that there internet thingy and, before you know it, Hollywood’s on the blower, in the cuddly shape of genre godhead Guillermo del Toro, imploring you to turn said short into a feature. Oh and >>
Live Review: Stornoway, Oxford
19th February 2013
A sell-out audience at Oxford Town Hall eschewed the option of sitting in a crowded, over-priced restaurant on Valentine's Day in preference of catching Stornoway.
Kongh - Sole Creation
5th February 2013
Released on Agonia Records, Kongh’s third LP is a devastating slab of melodic doom drawing influence from black, death and sludge metal, and with Cult of Luna’s Magnus Lindberg handling production, Kongh have never sounded so good.
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30th January 2013
The release of Hyde Park on Hudson is fast approaching, a film about the significant point in history of the King and Queen’s very first visit to America and their stay with President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. With all Royalness and respect for our Royal Family and Hyde Park on Hudson’s big >>
Biffy Clyro - Opposites
29th January 2013
Biffy Clyro, never ones to shy away from the epic, present us with their sixth offering 'Opposites'. 20 tracks, 78 minutes split over two conceptual albums The Sand At The Core Of Our Bones and The Land At The End Of Our Toes.
Film Review: Zero Dark Thirty
29th January 2013
Kathryn Bigelow and her team have created a gripping drama. With its steady pacing and minimalist tone it gives you a genuine feeling for what must have gone on in the search for Bin Laden – the years committed, the jobs lost, the lives wasted, the friendships tested.
Film Review: Chained
27th January 2013
The end result is disgusting, horrific and everything a good scary movie should be.
App Review: The Chase
21st December 2012
Over the last few weeks though I have been rather enjoying a tea-time quiz show called The Chase, it's a bit like all the other tea-time quiz shows except it is quite good. Now there is an iPhone/iPad App out.
Film Review: Smashed
14th December 2012
Kate (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) is a 1st grade teacher struggling to maintain her public face as her alcohol consumption gets more and more out of control. After throwing up in class fellow teacher David (Nick Offerman) takes her to his AA group.
