Ocean’s 8 Review: A Stylish, Entertaining Genre Flick (Rating: 7/10)
I went into Ocean’s 8 expecting a fun ride that would keep me occupied for a couple of hours, and that is what I received. What more can I honestly say? This is not a particularly deep film, nor one with much of a point to make, but if men can have these dumb escapist power fantasies, then God damn I’m happy we women apparently can … Continue reading Ocean’s 8 Review: A Stylish, Entertaining Genre Flick (Rating: 7/10)
Film Inquiry Article: The Night Of The Virgin Review: A Horror Comedy That Isn’t Quite Either
Here’s a link to my review of the film The Night Of The Virgin for Film Inquiry. Hope you enjoy! Continue reading Film Inquiry Article: The Night Of The Virgin Review: A Horror Comedy That Isn’t Quite Either
Film Inquiry Article: Ali’s Wedding Review: Sweet Natured and Sincere Comedy
Here’s a link to a review I’ve written for Film Inquiry of the Netflix original film Ali’s Wedding. Hope you enjoy! Continue reading Film Inquiry Article: Ali’s Wedding Review: Sweet Natured and Sincere Comedy
Affinity Magazine Article: Why I Won’t Be Watching Billionaire Boys Club
Here’s a link to my article on why I won’t be seeing Kevin Spacey’s comeback film. Continue reading Affinity Magazine Article: Why I Won’t Be Watching Billionaire Boys Club
Hereditary Review: A Masterpiece of Modern Horror Storytelling (Rating: 10/10)
It seems we’ve all been spoiled this year in terms of high-quality horror. Ghost Stories brought back the British horror tradition with a complex narrative and ingenious use of the social realist aesthetic. A Quiet Place gave some incredible tension, featuring a new spin on the monster movie with a strong emotional core. Now we have Hereditary, a film to top off and surpass these fantastic few months of … Continue reading Hereditary Review: A Masterpiece of Modern Horror Storytelling (Rating: 10/10)
Film Inquiry Article: Susu Review: A Flawed But Interesting Examination Of Orientalism
Here’s a link to my latest review on Film Inquiry about the film Susu, hope you enjoy! Continue reading Film Inquiry Article: Susu Review: A Flawed But Interesting Examination Of Orientalism
Affinity Magazine Article: Five Things To Do Before You Study Film At University
Here’s a link to an article I wrote for Affinity Magazine about preparing to study Film at university, hope you enjoy it! Continue reading Affinity Magazine Article: Five Things To Do Before You Study Film At University
Affinity Magazine Article: Have We Had Enough Star Wars Stories?
Here’s a link to my latest article for Affinity Magazine about the oversaturation of Star Wars films in recent years, and of established film franchises in general. Continue reading Affinity Magazine Article: Have We Had Enough Star Wars Stories?
On Chesil Beach Review – A Heartbreaking Look At Sexual Repression (Rating: 9/10)
As I was watching the trailers before The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society a while ago, I noticed a trailer for the film On Chesil Beach, which I initially (unfairly) dismissed as a dull, unimaginative period romance. In retrospect, I can now see that this was due to how the trailer was edited, needing to leave out moments from the film that may not be … Continue reading On Chesil Beach Review – A Heartbreaking Look At Sexual Repression (Rating: 9/10)
Mary and the Witch's Flower Review – Definitely A Worthy Successor (Rating: 9/10)
As a big enough fan of Studio Ghibli’s work to have a rather large Princess Mononoke tattoo on my arm, I was excited when I heard of Studio Ponoc, an animation studio made up of ex-Ghibli employees. However, this also meant that I approached Mary and the Witch’s Flower with a reasonable deal of trepidation, unsure of whether it could live up to the unbelievably high standard … Continue reading Mary and the Witch's Flower Review – Definitely A Worthy Successor (Rating: 9/10)