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Ad Astra review - a hypnotising study on the horrors of loneliness

Ad Astra is a stylish, fascinating and meditative journey on the horrors of loneliness and depression that sticks with you even if it occasionally gets a little too Hollywood. Brad Pitt brings everything to this role - a career best performance.

Films that changed my life: ‘Interview with the Vampire’ and the butcher of chickens

It’s been a while, almost a year I think. A while since I’ve made a post like this. Something that is finally NOT news, festival or review related. It was getting a bit much recently and I definitely needed a break from the daily grind… and it feels phenomenal. Just me, balcony, two lazy cats and a shit load of cheap red from my local potraviny.

New Once Upon a Time in Hollywood trailer - Tarantino is well and truly back

FINALLY, a trailer has dropped for the much anticipated and star studded Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - the ninth film by Quentin Tarantino.

Quentin Tarantino to take on Manson family murders in next film

Renowned director Quentin Tarantino (Pulp Fiction, The Hateful Eight), according to early reports, is taking on the Manson family murders for his next film.

Allied review

Allied has some exhilarating moments and serves well as a thriller, but slightly misses the mark of reaching Oscar glory. What starts off as an engaging and well crafted first act, dies a little towards the finale from excessive romance and cardboard acting from Brad Pitt.