Category: Film
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A mix of various influences and styles, Pedro Almodóvar’s 2004 Spanish drama is an eccentric but spectacular work of art.
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Non-sensationalist Holocaust film, handled with care
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We’re all in this together
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As sleazy, tasteless and misogynistic as any other Judd Apatow-backed comedy
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Though the series ends on a high with Part 2, it’s a shame you have to sit through Part 1 first
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Low-budget slasher is right up Barnaby Walter’s street
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Werner Herzog’s retelling of Abel Ferrera’s 1992 film Bad Lieutenant is not an easy watch. It contains graphic depictions of drug abuse, ugly scenes of cruelty and torture and ambiguous, but still distressing, scenes of potential sexual assault. It also has a script that’s far from sophisticated and direction as crazy as its subject matter.…
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Rugs and drugs: A look back at the 1998 cult movie
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Spanish horror is too sentimental to really succeed
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There was a time when Disney would give audiences a fresh, vibrant new form of silliness that actually had heart, warmth and enjoyment running through its filmic blood. But Confessions of a Shopaholic marked a new low for the studio’s live-action output. This dire piece of messy comedy is adapted from Sophie Kinsella’s much-loved series,…
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The unsettling and underlooked 1988 film finally gets a Blu-Ray release
