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Entries in review (9)

Thursday
Nov122009

FILM REVIEW: THE SEAMSTRESS

DateThursday, November 12, 2009 at 3:01PM | AuthorRyan Lieske

Somewhere within the celluloid biology of 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.

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Monday
Nov092009

FILM REVIEW: FRONTIER(S)

DateMonday, November 9, 2009 at 5:07PM | AuthorMitchell Tully

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.

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Saturday
Nov072009

PORTSMOUTH FILM FESTIVAL: SEAVIEW

DateSaturday, November 7, 2009 at 4:35PM | AuthorLeila De Lara

A man stares past the camera. His eyes light up in such a way that you know he's seeing the buildings surrounding him for what they once were. He reminisces of a time where "knobbly knee" competitions were the highlight of the day, and families visited for breaks full of rest and relaxation. For the Mosney centre, once a Butlins resort on the Irish coast, now has a very different occupation as a centre for asylum seekers.

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Monday
Nov022009

TIFF 2009: BUNNY AND THE BULL

DateMonday, November 2, 2009 at 6:44PM | AuthorMitchell Tully

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.

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Wednesday
Oct282009

FILM REVIEW: GHOST STORY

DateWednesday, October 28, 2009 at 7:10PM | AuthorLeila De Lara

In a place where dolls lurk demonically, and doctors loom menacingly, you will find the unusual and well crafted film 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.

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