Category: Review

Their names most often thought of in association with horror, Tod Browning having directed Dracula and Freaks as well as London After Midnight, one of the most sought-after

The enduring reputation of an author not necessarily the best measure of the quality of their writing, especially for an author who was not particularly prolific during their

Multitasking in co-ordinated chaos, Evelyn Wang is running her launderette, organising receipts for an appointment with a hostile IRS auditor, preparing for her elderly father’s birthday party and

It’s just another morning in Taiwan, Jim and Kat waking before the alarm, she heading to work on the subway and he exchanging pleasantries with the neighbour while

Is it true that a cat has nine lives, or is it rather that they are masters of self-preservation, judging when to run and when to fight, able

“Did it have to happen that way? Was there any other path?” With Tony Stark and Steve Rogers gone, Doctor Stephen Strange is left as perhaps the most

First entering production in 1964, Star Trek was a bold new television show depicting the adventures of the crew of the USS Enterprise and its command crew, Captain

The golden cornfield reaches to the horizon, the road stretches forwards, as endless as the grief of Rachel Doyle, inconsolable after the death of her young son Nathan

One hundred and thirty-two years into its voyage the twenty-kilometre long Archimedes and its sister ships Bohr and Chandrasekhar are preparing to reignite their engines for braking day,

The Italian film industry having demonstrated in the sixties how it could adapt to trends and produce films of wide commercial appeal quickly, cheaply and in great number