The laughter is light in first trailer for Hyena
Fans of British crime-dramas are in luck, as the new trailer for the heavy hitting Hyena has arrived and is as...
EIFF2014
EIFF 2014 Review – Snowpiercer (2013)
Snowpiercer finally made its UK premiere at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival and it is a pleasure to finally...
EIFF 2014 Review – We’ll Never Have Paris (2014)
ed by his wife Jocelyn Towne, The Big Bang Theory's Simon Helberg turns director with autobiographical romantic comedy We'll Never...
EIFF 2014 Review – Joe (2013)
David Gordon Green's southern drama Joe gives us an immersive portrait of fractured characters and redemption in the Texas wilderness....
EIFF 2014 Review – Honeymoon (2014)
I approached my final horror of this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival with some trepidation as it has been a...
EIFF 2014 Review – Coherence (2013)
One of the surprise treats of this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival is low-key sci-fi thriller, Coherence: the sort of...
EIFF 2014 Review – Life After Beth (2014)
If like me zombie themed romantic comedy Warm Bodies left you as cold as one of the undead stiffs themselves,...
EIFF 2014 Review – Scintilla (2014)
British horror is not particularly good at hitting the middle ground - it normally finds itself at either extreme end...
EIFF 2014 Review – The Anomaly (2014)
Noel Clarke's third directorial feature sees him in front of the cameras once again in science-fiction action piece, The Anomaly....
EIFF 2014 Review – A Most Wanted Man (2014)
One of the final films completed by Philip Seymour Hoffman before his untimely death is Anton Corbijn's A Most Wanted...
EIFF 2014 Review – A Night In Old Mexico (2013)
Old-fashioned caper, A Night in Old Mexico, supposedly a ion project for its leading star Robert Duvall, is likely to...
EIFF 2014 Review – Castles In The Sky (2014)
Gillies Mackinnon's portrait of engineer Robert Watson Watt, Castles in the Sky, is a shining and celebratory take on the...
EIFF 2014 Review – Hellion (2014)
Kat Candler's Hellion boasts some strong performances but ultimately feels like an amalgamation of various indie tropes that never quite...