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!
Paintball Massacre begins with Lee Latchford-Evans standing on a bridge overlooking a railway line while we hear a train approaching. He’s obviously contemplating suicide (he’s a… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Paintball Massacre
Bright Hill Road is one of those interesting but unsettling films that make you wonder exactly what you’re watching and what you’re in for. We start… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Bright Hill Road
Ever felt like you just want to get away from everything? Things are getting on top of you? Problems at work? Family difficulties? Civilization as… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Haven’s End
Some films you know what you are going to get before you walk in. There may have been a buzz about them. There may have… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Shark Encounters of the Third Kind
Return To Splatter Farm is listed on IMDb as a Horror/Thriller. That worries me a bit, as that indicates that the humour wasn’t intentional. I… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Return To Splatter Farm
Agent Revelation or Agent I — they don’t seem to have settled on a title for it yet, is a sci-fi, action thriller. One of the… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Agent Revelation
Happy Face is an awesome film. I just had to get that off my chest right from the get go. It’s not a laugh a… Read More »Indie Movie Review – Happy Face
Back in the mid to late nineties there was a publishing phenomenon… Helen Fielding had written a faux diary about a thirty-something singleton called Bridget… Read More »New Years Movie Rewatch Review – Bridget Jones’s Diary
You’ve seen him as James Bond. You’ve seen him as a Russian submarine commander. You’ve seen him as an immortal Spaniard. You’ve seen him as… Read More »New Year Rewatch Review – Entrapment
Sunset Boulevard, if you haven’t already seen it, is a scathing, withering attack on the morals and mores of mid-twentieth century Hollywood. And Hollywood wasn’t… Read More »New Year Rewatch Review – Sunset Boulevard
