FilmKnight

This was a well made, interesting documentary about an ultra modern social issue that is unlikely to get any better before it gets alot...

This was another charity shop DVD I had never heard of, but it looked interesting and I am a fan of reality bending Sci-Fi, so it was an...

My review with a rating out of 10

An unexpected gem

Marta travels from Madrid back home to her mum and friends, leaving her boyfriend Leo behind. She seems to be going through the motions...

In terms of iconic film creatures, Godzilla is in the elite tier, in the company of Dracula, Frankenstein etc. To my embarrassment, I am...

This was a strange little film. A woman in her apartment can hear a cat meowing but can't trace the sound. She seems to have little to do...

We see a girl in a city during some kind of festival is visibly disturbed and upset. She aimlessly walks around, timidly taking in her...

The programme selection process has started for Cheltenham International Film Festival 2023, and I am once again very honoured to be on...

My review of the uncategorisable classic with rating out of 10

As a Hitchcock fan, I thought I had an idea of what to expect from this, but it turned out to be surprisingly different to the master of...

My review of the German cult classic with a rating out of 10

In Cold Blood (1967) Review

Having just returned from a screening of the recent Oscars big winner Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, I wanted to get some thoughts...

'If it works, there'll be enough for everybody. If it doesn't, whats the difference' Jersey Boys 7.2 Jersey Boys tells the interesting...

The original Space Jam was a childhood classic for me, as it will be for many others of my generation. Twenty years later, a sequel was...

This Rocky reboot offers a pretty good, if unremarkable, occasionally heavy-handed sports film with pros and cons, many of which echo...

I loved Whatever happened to Baby Jane. The story is a fairly simple one to summarise, but as with so many utter classics, to do so would...

Over the last 2 nights I have been treated to two very different but both simply wonderful films; On Thursday night I did Brighton Rock...

I believe this was my first experience of Hammer. I knew of course the name is synonymous with horror, perhaps not unlike Ealing studios...