Richard Jewell is a good film elevated by its great cast and a seasoned director.
Starring an intimate cast and directed by first-time feature film director Ian Hunty-Duffy, Double Blind is a psychological horror. This...
Coming this week to Irish cinemas is The Blackening. Directed by Tim Story, this film sees a group of friends...
With an ill-defined villain, a mundane group of mutants, this is hardly a Dark Phoenix and more a dull duck.
Starring Haru Kuroki and Kirin Kiki, Every Day a Good Day is a film about young college student Noriko (Kuroki)...
The “third generation” feels shaky in the time period Wolf covers, which is part of why it’s so fascinating. It’s easy to make a film about the hip-shaking, war-hating hippies and punks of the 1950’s onwards – the period 1904-45 is certainly not one remembered for the waves of youths. But with so many lost in war and hopeless rebellion, remembering this generation is clearly something important – the stories of the four narrators come together to portray the teenager as we know it about to be born.
Coming to Disney+ on May 26th is Cruella, the revised origin story of a character who is possibly the truest...
It looks the part but, try as it might, The Two Faces of January is a minor Highsmith adaptation, lacking in tension.
Robert De Niro and Tommy Lee Jones almost save this from being a total waste of time. Almost...