Film Review: Hail, Caesar!

Hail, Caesar! sees the formidable Coen Brothers recruit an all-star cast to satirise and homage the classic Hollywood studio system.

Oscars 2016: My Predictions

It's that time of year again! Awards season culminates this weekend with the Academy Awards, Hollywood's night of nights.

Film Review: Brooklyn

There and back again - a Irish girl's tale. Brooklyn tells the romantic tale of Eilis (Saorise Ronan), a young Irish immigrant who hopes to build a life for herself on the bustling streets of Brooklyn, New York.

Film Review: Son of Saul

An impressive directorial debut from Hungarian filmmaker Laszlo Nemes, Son of Saul explores a day in the life of a single captive Jew in the infamous Auschwitz concentration camp. 

Riding the Deadpool Bandwagon (VOR)

Deadpool. It’s crude, explicit, irreverent and excessively violent. The script is witty, meta and pleasingly loyal to its existing fanbase. On top of all this, it’s garnered rave reviews from critics the world over. And guess what? We're doomed to witness a million more like it. 

Film Review: How to Be Single

How To Be Single might be forgettable and formulaic chick-bait, but it’s also fun while it lasts.

Classic Film: Ghostbusters

Grab your stick, heat ‘em up, make ‘em hard and don’t cross the streams in this 80’s classic! Say it with me now - who ya gonna call?

Film Review: Deadpool

Director: Tim Miller
Starring: Ryan Reynolds, Morena Baccarin, Ed Skrein, Brianna Hildebrand, TJ Miller, Gina Carano
Runtime: 106 minutes

The Merc with a Mouth is back - and this time he means business. After nearly a decade in production, Marvel's R-rated, fourth-wall breaking antihero Deadpool arrives for his first solo outing. How does it stack up?

Film Review: Zoolander 2

Have you ever wondered if there was more to life, other than being really, really, ridiculously good looking? To everyone involved with Zoolander 2, the answer has got to be an unmistakable no.

Misguided Movie Marketing (VOR)

Movie trailers - love them or hate them, they form the backbone of generating buzz for upcoming blockbusters. But more often than not, these previews let slip a little too much about the movie that they're selling. And it's really starting to peeve this blogger off.

Classic Film: Alien

"In space, no-one can hear you scream"

Ridley Scott's Alien can be surmised in the simplest of ways - it's basically Jaws, but in space. Eerie, atmospheric and terrifying, it's a film that continues to instil fear in the hearts of many to this day. 

Film Review: Steve Jobs

Danny Boyle and Aaron Sorkin bring us a fascinating and unconventional tale of an enigmatic douche that changed the world whilst wearing a black turtleneck. No, I’m not talking about Sterling Archer - I mean Steve Jobs.