FILMhttp://www.sharpobjex.net/film/2010-03-21T17:42:01ZSquarespacehttp://www.sharpobjex.net/film/2010/3/4/film-review-moon.htmlMitchell Tully2010-03-04T17:03:06Z2010-03-04T17:03:06Z

http://www.sharpobjex.net/film/2009/12/30/film-review-dead-snow.htmlMitchell Tully2009-12-30T20:17:29Z2009-12-30T20:17:29Z

http://www.sharpobjex.net/film/2009/12/29/portsmouth-film-festival-jack-said.htmlLeila De Lara2009-12-29T17:51:03Z2009-12-29T17:51:03Z

Jack Said, a modern take on the classic gangster genre. After its Southern Premiere at the Portsmouth Film Festival earlier this year, it is now available on DVD and Blu-ray in shops everywhere or indeed online.]]>

http://www.sharpobjex.net/film/2009/11/12/film-review-the-seamstress.htmlRyan Lieske2009-11-12T20:01:00Z2009-11-12T20:01:00Z

The Seamstress there lies a kernel of a decent idea for a movie. However, seeing as how said kernel is surrounded by an overwhelming amount of stupidity and trite storytelling, I’m not even going to bother looking for it. You’re welcome to it, but I say forget it, you probably have better things to do.]]>

http://www.sharpobjex.net/film/2009/11/9/film-review-frontiers.htmlMitchell Tully2009-11-09T22:07:47Z2009-11-09T22:07:47Z

Frontier(s) is Xavier Gens' first attempt at a feature length film and is done in the same vein as other French cult horror films like High Tension (2003), Martyrs (2008) and Inside (2007). The film takes place in a not so distant future where France has just elected a fascist government into power, and as a result several riots break out both protesting and celebrating the victory. Several criminals use these riots as cover for robbing and looting the city.]]>

http://www.sharpobjex.net/film/2009/11/7/portsmouth-film-festival-seaview.htmlLeila De Lara2009-11-07T21:35:40Z2009-11-07T21:35:40Z

http://www.sharpobjex.net/film/2009/11/3/tiff-2009-vengeance.htmlMitchell Tully2009-11-04T02:10:25Z2009-11-04T02:10:25Z

Diving Bell and the Butterfly, where they communicated silently by pointing at words on a newspaper.]]>

http://www.sharpobjex.net/film/2009/11/2/tiff-2009-bunny-and-the-bull.htmlMitchell Tully2009-11-02T23:44:59Z2009-11-02T23:44:59Z

Bunny and the Bull is a quirky comedy about Stephen Turnbull (Edward Hogg), a man who hasn’t left his house in almost a year and has organized his life to an extremely precise schedule. But because of a mice infestation that destroys his routine, he is forced to revisit the last time he really ventured out of the house with his best friend Bunny, on a cross continent adventure. The film is ridiculously hilarious, with an imaginative art style that should not be missed by fans of unusual British comedies.]]>

http://www.sharpobjex.net/film/2009/10/28/film-review-ghost-story.htmlLeila De Lara2009-10-28T23:10:06Z2009-10-28T23:10:06Z

Ghost Story. A feature by the creator of much loved Christopher Lee classic I, Monster, Stephen Weeks brings us a delight in the old school style chiller category. A massive fan of independent British horror, I found that this relatively low budget production, with its rather epic cast, was indeed rather spiffing.]]>

http://www.sharpobjex.net/film/2009/10/25/short-film-review-cannibal-flesh-riot.htmlLeila De Lara2009-10-26T02:15:09Z2009-10-26T02:15:09Z