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Out of darkness
Penny Spikins | April 7, 2024Despite its stone age setting and modern ‘girl boss’ main characters, Out of Darkness is better than it has any right to be.
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The Wicker Man at 50
Gill Jamieson | May 6, 2023The Wicker Man remains one of the best and most influential British horror films. If you’ve never seen it, go and watch it. If you’ve already seen it, then go watch it again. Warning this appreciation contains spoilers!
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Adieu Jean-Luc Godard
Ben McCann | September 15, 2022The passing of Jean-Luc Godard at the venerable age of 91 leaves the world without one of its most important and influential film makers.
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A film to remember
Gill Jamieson | April 16, 2022While James Cameron’s bloated, sentimentalised “Titanic” broke box office records, Roy Ward Baker’s sober and dignified “A Night to Remember” remains a much better film.
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Spike Lee’s “Da 5 Bloods”
Stephen Loosley | July 18, 2020Spike Lee’s new film film tells a vivid tale of African American life from the battlefields of Vietnam to a return to a civilian world ungrateful for their wartime service.
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Boo! Did I scare you?
Andrew Ng | October 31, 2019Horror films are enjoying a resurgence at the box office, so today, on the spookiest day of the year, Andrew Ng explores why we enjoy being scared so much.
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Why the lost girls of ‘Hanging Rock’ still haunt us
Diana Sanders | May 7, 2018As the new TV adaption of ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’ premieres, the story still draws us in with enduring themes of female empowerment, lost children and the deep mystery of Australia’s brutal landscape.