Adapted from the novel by Timur Vermes, Look Who’s Back is a darkly satirical look at politics and seemingly toothless celebrity culture. Adolf Hitler awakes inexplicably – his clothes smoking as if born of fire – in […]
Your reaction to Natural Born Pranksters will depend entirely on your opinion towards what can be the most tiresome form of comedy, the practical joke. Practical jokers are, for the most part, a definite type of […]
Canary Wharf station on the Jubilee Line, artfully disguised with cladding and digital trickery, appears to have been placed well within the Star Wars universe by Director Gareth Edwards. Keen eyed Londoners have been doing […]
Doomwatch finally comes to DVD for the first time in all of its remaining glory. A victim of the cultural vandalism of the 1970s when the BBC happily wiped loads of their programmes because they needed […]
Sunset Song is the latest movie from British auteur Terence Davies. Set in a rural Scottish community before the First World War, it stars the former model Agyness Deyn in an astonishingly measured and compelling […]