I had a blast talking with the awesome Lasse Vogt about all things horror on his podcast, Fans About Films! Give it a listen at the link below and make sure you follow Lasse at the following links: Twitter | Facebook| Blog Continue reading Collabs: Fans About Films 33: Horror (with Lucy Buglass) (English)
This isn’t hyperbole: Lucy Goes to Hollywood really did change my life. In fact, a few years ago it didn’t exist. The idea hadn’t even crossed my mind. It seems so strange to think that one of the darkest times in my life helped me to create something I love so dearly, and go on to meet a community of many like-minded people. People that I’d happily … Continue reading Time To Talk Day 2019 | Why creating a film blog changed my life
For this episode of At The Flicks, I joined Jeff, Graham and Neil to talk about the trends we hope to see in 2019! It was a pleasure as always to contribute to this podcast. The guys always put on a great show and I hope you enjoy. Make sure you follow them at the following links: Twitter| Website Continue reading Collabs: At The Flicks “013: Running over Glass”
Rating: ★ If you want to learn how to completely and utterly fail at satire, look no further than Adam McKay’s Vice. It honestly does pain me to say this was one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had in the cinema. As a matter of fact, I was seconds away from walking out at one point. But, like any good critic, I stayed in my seat. … Continue reading A patronising mess of a film: My review of “Vice”
Rating: ★★★★★ To this day, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are still regarded as one of the greatest comedy duos. Their acts used slapstick comedy, cartoon violence and song to delight audiences. From 1927 all the way up to 1955, they performed these acts together both on screen and on stage. Something that really made me smile about Stan & Ollie was the fact that both Steve … Continue reading A stunning portrait of friendship and comedy: My review of “Stan & Ollie”
Rating: ★★★ I’ve never really considered myself a massive fan of period dramas, so I tend to approach them with more caution than I would a different genre. After being pleasantly surprised by Yorgos Lanthimos’ The Favourite, I suddenly became more excited about Mary Queen of Scots. Whilst I believe the former is a much stronger film, I still had a good time with this one. The performances … Continue reading A tale of two queens: My review of “Mary Queen of Scots”
I chatted to Duane from Cinemania World to talk about Yorgos Lanthimos’ new film The Favourite! Listen to our full thoughts via the player below, and don’t forget to follow the Cinemania team at the following links: Twitter | Instagram | Podbean | Spotify Continue reading Collabs: The Favourite – Movie Review (w/ Cinemania World Podcast)
Disclaimer: Before I go into any detail, I want to preface this article by reminding you that these are my experiences (and those of the people I’ve referenced). I’m not trying to speak for everyone here, but I believe this is a valid problem that exists in society so I wanted to address it. Would anyone be interested in reading an article about my … Continue reading The Solitude Stigma: Why going to the cinema alone doesn’t make you a ‘loser’
