The Brutalist – Preview
The new drama, The Brutalist, is coming soon to UK and Ireland cinemas. The film is directed by Brady Corbet,…
Tag: A24
Occupied City – Review
A middle-aged man sits quietly on his balcony, eyes closed, soaking up the sun. Two teenagers sing The Corrs’ Breathless…
God’s Creatures – Review
There is an old stereotype about Irish mammies and their sons. Daughters have to jump through hoops for attention, but…
Val – Review
From the late 1980s to the mid-1990s, you could barely escape the cinematic draw of Val Kilmer. From Top Gun…
First Cow- Review
A24 have been responsible for some of the most out-there films over the last few years. I still remember leaving…
Minari – Review
When you think of the recent run of A24 movies, you think of horror (Midsommar or Hereditary); chaos (Uncut Gems)…
The Lighthouse – Review
Director Robert Eggers sure knows how to play around with light and shade – quite literally, in his latest feature…
Uncut Gems – Review
The Safdie Brothers’ Uncut Gems doesn’t feel so much like a movie, at times, but rather an unbridled assault on…
Midsommar – Review
It’s going to be hard to discuss Ari Aster’s Midsommar without getting into spoiler-y level detail. It’s a film that, even if…
The Hole In The Ground – Review
Creaking old house in the middle of nowhere? Tick. Damian-esque child actor? Tick. Creepy old neighbour who likes to appear…