All posts tagged review

It’s difficult to know what to make of The Voices, a film which at first...

Hayao Miyazaki is one of the world’s great storytellers. For the past 30 years he...

Khumba is a South African animated children’s film with some strong themes. It follows the...

With the name Drunktown’s Finest one would be excused for believing this...

Some films grip the viewer by the throat from the first minute and don’t let go...

Alice Cooper’s hedonistic exploits have provided rock music with some of its funniest...

It’s about time a band whose influences stem from 90s hard rock transcend their...

Moscow’s Mossovet State Academic Theatre’s first UK tour...

After debuting in Sheffield in February, director James Grieve has brought his...

Premiering in London after an award-winning sell-out run in Spain,...