CURRENT REVIEWS
Falling: The Allure of the Femme Fatale in the World of David Lynch (0)
07/2/12 •
To mark the complete David Lynch restrospective at BFI Southbank, which runs from 7 to 29 February 2012 and includes his early shorts, we have a comic strip on his femmes fatales.
Comic Strip Review by Richy K. Chandler
Rolling Thunder (0)
06/2/12 •
‘Once you take out the perverse pathology of these characters, rather than becoming films about fascism they become fascist films’.
Review by David Cairns
Martha Marcy May Marlene (0)
02/2/12 •
Sean Durkin’s debut is a creepy, tense and ambiguous piece of work.
Review by Mark Stafford
Carnage (0)
01/2/12 •
This is cinema as scab-picking and the characters are all cursed with an inability to let anyone else have the last word.
Review by John Bleasdale
The Curse (0)
25/1/12 •
Kôji Shiraishi’s The Curse (Noroi) is the conceptual descendant of the BBC’s notorious 1992 Ghostwatch Halloween Special.
Review by Jim Harper
L’atalante (0)
18/1/12 •
Jean Vigo’s story of two newly-weds on a barge is magical, ethereal and romantic, but with dashes of surrealism and social realism.
Review by Eithne Farry
AFR (0)
17/1/12 •
Politics has, surprisingly, not been a target for the mockumentary as often as one might imagine.
Review by Neil Mitchell
PREVIOUS REVIEWS
recent Comic Strip Reviews
07/2/12 •
Falling: The Allure of the Femme Fatale in the World of David Lynch04/1/12 •
The Blair Witch Project14/12/11 •
The Ides of March04/10/11 •
Quatermass and the Pit05/9/11 •
Black Heaven
recent DVDs
08/2/12 •
Gun Crazy06/2/12 •
Rolling Thunder20/1/12 •
Punishment Park17/1/12 •
AFR05/1/12 •
I’m Still Here
recent Films
02/2/12 •
Martha Marcy May Marlene01/2/12 •
Carnage25/1/12 •
The Curse18/1/12 •
L’atalante13/1/12 •
Tatsumi
recent Online Movies
27/10/11 •
Things We’d Have Missed without Them17/7/11 •
Immaterial17/5/11 •
Plinkett’s Secret Army18/4/11 •
In an Alien Fashion10/3/11 •
Paper Theatre
