Oh how I wish the future was the way the film represented it, how cool would it have been if we had flying cars, self tying shoes and hover boards? After watching Back to the Future (1985) as a child I fell absolutely in love with the story, a true depiction of cinema having no bounds or restrictions. Time travel represented in its finest way, through comedy and fantastic storytelling. Back to the Future (1985) is timeless, every time I think about this film it brings a smile

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (2023) officially kicks off phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and sadly, this was not a very...

Did you know Tim Burton’s Mars Attacks! only made 1 million at the box office? Did you know it was considered a flop and got incredibly mixed reviews from critics at the time? Neither did I and I am absolutely shocked after learning this. Mars Attacks! is a uniquely devised Burton classic which incorporates some of his better know techniques and displays his quirky approach to filmmaking. I remember seeing Mars Attacks! for the fist time and being completely blown away by the

Triangle of Sadness is an internationally produced satirical black comedy written and directed by Ruben Östlund. This film is a literal...

La Haine is a work of tough beauty, a landmark of contemporary French cinema and a gripping reflection of its country's ongoing identity...

They simply don’t make films like this anymore, we no longer have stars like Judy Garland and practical affects are slowly being pushed off our screens. The Wizard of Oz is one of the most mystical, magical movie to have ever been created. A true monument of cinema and a true depiction and living proof of how unique and groundbreaking movies can be. In this classic musical fantasy, Judy Garland stars as Dorothy Gale, a young Kansas farm girl who dreams of a land somewhere ove

Scream VI (AKA Scream 6 ) is the newest slasher film to join the franchise. This film serves as a sequel to Scream (2022) and as the...

When Stephen King’s name is attached to any project, I’ll watch it. His name gives most films credibility, I can watch with ease knowing...

One of the greatest slapstick comedies ever made? Easily. With talks of a potential remake of this classic 80s comedy, I wish whoever stars in it pure luck, they’re going to need it. Clue (1985) is a staple piece of comedy, a unique and truly magnificent piece of cinema. Every time I watch it I genuinely laugh out loud, the actors all play their roles perfectly and I cannot imagine this film cast or performed in any other way. Clue is a sacred comedy, one which should not be

Bohemian Rhapsody was an absolute knockout when it reached the cinemas, a story that audiences have begged to see on screen for years was finally upon us. I truly emotional, respectful and insightful piece of cinema which I thoroughly enjoy watching over and over again. This isn’t just a biopic, this film is a dramatised version of the story we all think we know and I enjoyed that they added some embellishments and made Queen’s story their own. This is a cinematic masterpiece

Monty Python were a British comedy troupe who brought some of the funniest and most referenced pieces of comedy to screen. Life of Brian is no exception, a hilarious tale of Brian who is mistaken for the messiah and harassed by locals. The story may appear to be a loud and obnoxious comment on religion but in fact, Life of Brian is far from it. This movie is for audiences who don’t take life too seriously, some jokes have not aged too well but some I still quote to this very

In 1999, Michael Matthews became the youngest Briton to summit Mount Everest but sadly, after his summit he was lost by his group and...