In Bruges, the first feature from writer/ director Martin McDonagh, is a gloriously funny, expletive laden gangster movie with a difference. It is a beautifully funny film, where violence and regret sit side-by-side with a […]
The premise of Nerve is not new. The idea of an online “game” or blackmailer challenging users to dares which are then monitored by their mobile phone has been at the root of at least […]
Small in scale and low of budget, John Carpenter’s thriller Assault on Precinct 13 nonetheless remains a powerfully effective and influential piece of work. This 40th anniversary edition is presented in a lovingly restored HD […]
When the third series of Northern Ireland set The Fall was announced there was some worry that it might not be necessary. The end of series two of the show seemed a perfectly satisfactory conclusion […]
A fascinating documentary, Sour Grapes from directors Jerry Rothwell and Reuben Atlas, tells a tale of high finance crime and unexpected forgery, the impact of which is still being felt in the wine industry. Wine collecting (and indeed […]