Indie Movie Review – Undergods
Movie review: Zero Dark Thirty Undergods was a surprise to me. I wasn’t a hundred percent sure what it was going to be about but, given… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Undergods
Rob Williams
Former teacher, lecturer, homelessness administrator, pharmacy dispenser now happily retired, happily married, and a very happy granddad. I live next to the Mersey but on the side Daniel Craig and Taron Egerton come from rather than the side the Beatles came from!
Indie Movie Review – Bad Witch
I don’t know if it was meant to be intentional misdirection or a case of “let’s make this kind of open ended and see where… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Bad Witch
Indie Movie Review – The Inheritance
I’ll be honest, The Inheritance left me more than somewhat confused. The story, such as it is, revolves around Sasha (Natalia Ryumina) and Peter (Nick Wittman),… Read More »Indie Movie Review – The Inheritance
Indie Movie Review – Crappy Mother’s Day
You only need to see the title – Crappy Mother’s Day – and you know that this film is aiming at being a comedy. Now I’ve spent… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Crappy Mother’s Day
Indie Movie Review – Sacrilege
Sacrilege is one of those films which could have been a reasonable way to kill an hour and a half, in the tradition of the… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Sacrilege
Indie Movie Review – Death Trip
Death Trip is not a good film. It’s disjointed, overlong, and unengaging. There are a range of mistakes ranging from the small (the four of… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Death Trip
Indie Movie Review – The Parish
I don’t think it’s any secret that a film like The Parish isn’t exactly in my wheelhouse. It’s funny how I can happily accept and… Read More »Indie Movie Review – The Parish
Indie Movie Review – 86 Melrose Avenue
86 Melrose Avenue starts with a bloody and battered Travis (Dade Elza) staggering down a street while sirens are blaring in the background and red &… Read More »Indie Movie Review – 86 Melrose Avenue
James Bond Movie Review – Casino Royale (1967)
Hopelessly outdated, arguably non-canon, wildly over budget, classic song, clashing egos… what stops 1967’s Casino Royale from being a full blown 007 film? Probably the… Read More »James Bond Movie Review – Casino Royale (1967)
Indie Movie Review – Hit Record
In the world of indie films, the documentary is probably the easiest to make look like a full budget outing; there’s no need for expensive… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Hit Record