The Murderer Lives at Number 21
Clouzot’s impressive debut as a director is a remarkably stylish and entertaining detective story.
Review by Sarah Cronin
CURRENT REVIEWS
Mud
09/5/13 •
Jeff Nichols’s third feature is a quality piece of filmmaking, although he doesn’t quite follow through on his masterful set up of the classic Americana rites of passage.
Review by Mark Stafford
A Hijacking
06/5/13 •
Tobias Lindholm’s film is perhaps one of the most involving, intelligently thrilling and well-written films to come out this year.
Review by Evrim Ersoy
Illumination
06/5/13 •
Krzysztof Zanussi’s film is a visually complex, perceptive and compassionate examination of the essence of knowledge and truth.
Review by Alison Frank
Byzantium
02/5/13 •
Byzantium is a thoroughly enjoyable, beautifully shot vampire movie with a beating heart.
Review by Virginie Sélavy
Marebito
02/5/13 •
To tie in with our latest theme, we revisit Takashi Shimizu’s Marebito – part ghost story, part mad fantasy and part vampire tale.
Comic Strip Review by Chris Geary
Baron Blood
02/5/13 •
Mario Bava’s 1972 surprise hit grafts Gothic horror elements onto fashionable, groovy settings.
Review by David Cairns
Billy Liar
02/5/13 •
Billy Liar is a film for underachievers, that shows what is means to grow up intelligent, imaginative, semi-educated and bone-idle.
Review by Paul Huckerby
I’m So Excited
02/5/13 •
This colourful comedy, set on a malfunctioning aeroplane, is one of the campest films Almodóvar has ever made.
Review by Lisa Williams
PREVIOUS REVIEWS
recent Cinema releases
09/5/13 •
Mud06/5/13 •
A Hijacking02/5/13 •
Byzantium02/5/13 •
I’m So Excited25/4/13 •
In the Fog
recent Comic Strip Reviews
02/5/13 •
Marebito17/4/13 •
Evil Dead II31/3/13 •
Film Dreams27/2/13 •
Time Bandits31/1/13 •
Maniac
recent Home entertainment
15/5/13 •
The Murderer Lives at Number 2106/5/13 •
Illumination02/5/13 •
Baron Blood02/5/13 •
Billy Liar17/4/13 •
Evil Dead II
