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Femme (review) – a nerve-shredding neo-noir thriller

30th November 2023

Drama·Horror and Thriller·LGBTQ + Film and TV

Femme arrives in cinemas nationwide on the 1st of December. Some films leave an indelible mark as you walk from the darkness

Saltburn (review) – BFI London Film Festival 2023

12th October 2023

BFI London Film Festival 2023·Comedy·Drama·Film and TV·Film Festivals·Horror and Thriller

Saltburn arrives in cinemas nationwide on Nov 17. Spoiler Free Review Great Britain is a country built on a grand divide in

Death of a Whistleblower (review) – TIFF 2023

9th September 2023

Film and TV·Film Festivals·Horror and Thriller·Mystery·TIFF 2023

Death of a Whistleblower is awaiting a UK and International release date. The history of South Africa is complex; it is rooted

The Passenger (quick read review)

2nd September 2023

Crime·Drama·Film and TV·Horror and Thriller

The Passenger is available to rent or buy. Since his short queer horror Bugcrush in 2006, Carter Smith has brought us some of the

Skin Deep (review)- Fantasia 2023

3rd August 2023

Drama·Fantasia Film Festival 2023·Film Festivals·Horror and Thriller·LGBTQ + Film and TV

Skin Deep (Aus meiner Haut) is awaiting a UK and International release date. What makes you, you? Is it your body? Your

Devils (악마들) Review – Fantasia 2023

28th July 2023

Crime·Fantasia Film Festival 2023·Film and TV·Film Festivals·Horror and Thriller

Devils is awaiting a UK release date. Dark, foreboding and violent writer-director Kim Jae-hoon’s Devils (악마들) takes us into the underbelly of a

Stay Online (Review) – Fantasia 2023

24th July 2023

Drama·Fantasia Film Festival 2023·Film and TV·Film Festivals·Horror and Thriller·War

Stay Online is awaiting a UK release date. On Thursday, 24th February 2022, life in Ukraine suddenly and violently changed as Russia

The Kids Aren’t Alright – a collection of pint-sized killers

2nd June 2023

Coming of Age·Drama·Fantasy and Science Fiction·Horror and Thriller·Rewind

The Kids Aren’t Alright – a collection of pint-sized killers. 1. THE OMEN (1976) Richard Donner’s The Omen would redefine the image of the

Dead Shot (review) – an atmospheric and gritty revenge thriller

10th May 2023

Crime·Film and TV·War

Dead Shot premieres on Sky Cinema on Friday 12th May. Belfast-born novelist and screenwriter Ronan Bennett is no stranger to gritty drama;

God’s Petting You arrives in UK cinemas on the 21st of April

11th April 2023

Comedy·Crime·Drama·Film and TV·Horror and Thriller·News

Following his BIFA-nominated feature films Tucked (2019) and Justine (2021), writer/director Jamie Patterson’s latest film continues to explore the untold stories of those on the margins

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