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New Projector review! It's the most last-minute of festive videos, as I review the absolutely bonkers new take on the Charles Dickens' carol, Christmas Karma, which has its heart in the right place, but is a disaster. Oh, and Boy George is Ghost of Christmas Future.
New Projector Short! Tom Hardy narrates the fight against extinction in Kenya in the documentary Rhino, and the conservatories trying to keep the animals alive for future generations, and keep ahead of the poachers.
New Projector Short! Katie Parker thinks that a bird-like witch is after her baby in the female-led haunted house horror The Beldham (released in the UK as The House at Hallow End), co-starring Patricia Heaton and Corbin Bernsen, that has a genuinely surprising twist.
New Projector Short! Two British Muslim teens make a journey to Türkiye so they can cross the border to become Brides, a dark take on the coming-of-age film that tries to tackle a challenging subject matter without sensationalism, but too often avoids the harder questions.
New Projector review! Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc investigates an immaculately conceived "impossible" murder in the third Knives Out entry, Wake Up Dead Man, which works better putting religion under the magnifying glass than as a whodunnit - but still very good!
New Projector Short! The co-director of Super Mario Bros. (the Bob Hoskins one) directs the astonishing true story of Holocaust survivor Freddie Knoller in the WWII drama Desperate Journey, a solid if slightly unwieldly biopic that's well performed.
New Projector review! Edgar Wright returns to Stephen King's book for his remake of The Running Man, with Glen Powell being hunted - and cast the Arnie movie out of your mind because this is totally different. But does it have the usual Wright stuff?
New Projector review! Guillermo del Toro has finally made his dream project Frankenstein, a bold, deeply personal interpretation of the Mary Shelley novel. I look at it's themes of fatherhood, and the surprising connections to Pinocchio, it's the most del Toro.
New Projector Short! Guy Pearce has to take DeWanda Wise across the desert, so she can cure her daughter, who kills everything she touches, in western Killing Faith (or Devil in the Dust in the UK). A unique, promising premise, but surprisingly dry and flat in execution.
New Projector Short! A group of Australian soldiers survive their ship sinking - but the worst is yet to come, because they're hunted by a shark, in WWII horror-thriller Beast of War! A rare example of a good modern shark film, that's a fun war film riff on Jaws.
New Projector Short! Underground-set horror film Scurry sees two apocalypse survivors struggle through tunnels, all staged in real time as a (faked) continuous camera shot - boy, that's a lot of limitations to put on yourself! Too many, in fact.
New Projector Short! Kate Mara is The Astronaut who thinks something has followed her home, in this sci-fi horror thriller with Laurence Fishburne and Gabriel Luna, which is fairly uneventful for an hour, and then the last act is a bonkers mash-up of better films.
Hi, everyone! Sorry this September update is a little late, but I’ve been at the BFI London Film Festival for the past week, and caught quit
A little bit late, but I've posted an update on all the things I've been up to, including 8 new reviews, my time at LFF, and some guest spots!
New Projector Short! Lawrence Valin writes, directs and stars in the French undercover cop thriller Little Jaffna, the name of the unique setting in the Tamil district in Paris that gives this a vibrant identity that sets this one apart, despite a familiar plot.
New Projector review! Dwayne Johnson makes a dramatic comeback of his own in a career-best performance as Mark Kerr in The Smashing Machine, about a man learning from defeat, but this biopic is far too indebted to the documentary that inspired it.
New Projector Short! Harris Dickinson is a fast rising star, after roles in The King's Man and Babygirl, and he makes his directorial debut with the homelessness drama Urchin, which won big at Cannes this year - unfortunately, I wasn't a big fan of it.
New Projector Short! Good Boy (not to be confused with the other ones) is a microbudget horror film where the director made his pet dog the star, where the canine POV gimmick is pretty much the whole show. And he is indeed a good boy.
