Author: Ian Loring

Continuing the current trickle of delayed films finally getting their time on the big screen, Candyman arrives with more… buzz than a lot of the fare that we’ve seen over the last few weeks. Produced and co-written by Jordan Peele and co-written and directed by

The subject of much discussion and documentary content within the circles of those interested in the darker side of Cinema, the video nasty finds itself as the context for this new, much buzzed about, horror from first-time feature filmmaker Prano Bailey-Bond but its a film

In a year like no other, watching every nominated feature film pre-show for the first time was a real experience and is testament to the fact that even with everything that happened in the world and with the glut of delays, 2020 was still a

If you are reading this review there is a large chance you will get on with Mank. David Fincher’s latest is an ode to old Hollywood with plenty of talk about the machinations of studios in the golden age of Hollywood and a plucky, well-liked