I See You – Film Review
I See You is a crime horror film which follows a broken family who encounter unusual activity…
Month: July 2020
CARRION (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
As a kid, I was always curious as to what it would be like in the shoes…
Destroy All Humans! (PlayStation 4) – Gaming Review
In 2005, Destroy All Humans! was released on PlayStation 2 and Xbox, and had sold over a…
23 Walks – Film Review
Written and directed by Paul Morrison, 23 Walks is a British romantic drama that tells the story…
Out of Order – Film Review
A character can make or break a film. It is something that our lecturers frequently told us…
House of Cardin – Film Review
A name, a brand, a legacy – whether you know his name or recognise his iconic logo,…
Calm With Horses – Film Review
Adapted from a short story written by Colin Barrett, Calm With Horses is a grim story that…
The Vigil – Film Review
The Vigil is a dark and frightening story, that focuses around Yakov Ronen (Dave Davis), a young…
Descent – Film Review
Everyone has their own way of dealing with trauma, for Kiki Bosch she found comfort in diving…
Master Cheng (Mestari Cheng) – Film Review
“Sometimes you have to try new things.” This delivered line very much sums up exactly what Finnish-English-Mandarin…
Bellbird – Film Review
During recent years, it hasn’t been easy to be a farmer. Battling long standing droughts and financial…
The Rise of the Synths – Film Review
Written and directed by Iván Castell and narrated by legendary filmaker and composer John Carpenter, The Rise…
The Wretched – Film Review
An 80s horror homage without any of the bite of its predecessors, The Wretched had the potential…
A Family – Film Review
Set in the Ukraine, A Family tells the story of lonely man Emerson (Pavlo Lehenkyi) that hires…
Siberia – Film Review
If you have read some of my reviews in the past, you will know that I am…
Elden: Path of the Forgotten (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
Onerat Games have done well to dish out a game that has a great balance of artistic…
Quinn XCII: A Letter To My Younger Self – Album Review
It is not often that when you listen to a music artist, you feel like you’re diving…
Underground Inc: The Rise & Fall of Alternative Rock – Film Review
Watching a music documentary is normally a very black or white experience. I normally find that either…
Romantic Road – Film Review
Have you ever wanted to head on an epic adventure and drive around a country? Have you…
D’ART – Film Review
“G-o-g-g-o, Goggomobil.” A phrase that has been embedded into the core memory of many Australians. A little…
RUINER (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
RUINER from Devolver Digital and Reikon Games is an action shooter with a cyberpunk vibe. Set in…
The Current War – Film Review
When I was asked to review The Current War, I jokingly said that I’m very keen to…
INSERT COIN – Film Review
Any gamer around my age (*cough cough*) will remember Midway Games. Growing up, Midway Games were a…
Catherine: Full Body (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
In 2011, Japanese video game developer Atlus released an entry for the seventh generation of video game…
Waves – Film Review
One of the things I missed most during the cinema lockdowns was that feeling in the pit…
The World’s Best Film – Film Review
When Australian filmmaker and law student Joshua Belinfante is faced with a life threatening illness, rather than…
Hamilton – Film Review
I remember being obsessed with Hamilton long before the cultural phenomenon won the Tony Award for Best…
Batman and Me – Film Review
As a collector and superhero fan, Batman and Me made me very angry. Not necessarily with the…
The Taverna – Film Review
If somebody asked me to write out a list of my top five film directors of all…