Articles relating to: David Petty
Film Review: 45 Years
Forty-five years is a long time to be married. It’s a long time for anything.
Film Review: Marshland
“What’s it like, True Detective in Spain?” – Sarah Leech, digital content producer
Griffin Dunne on making An American Werewolf in London
For better or worse, horror films are a staple diet for many kids. Whether you’ve been scarred for life by Jaws or so enamoured with The Exorcist that you’ve clamoured for more, they trigger a response in a viewer unlike any other genre.
Film Review: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
There is a moment in Rupert Wyatt‘s 2011 reboot Rise of the Planet of the Apes that stops the viewer in their tracks. A moment when a good film becomes a great one, a moment rarely seen in slam-bang, effects-driven blockbusters in these franchise-saturated times.
Locke: Tom Hardy has it all locked down
Locke. Or ‘Tom Hardy in Welsh Accent Controversy’ as some may deem it after the opening credits.
Fancy a feminist horror film? Then Devoured is for you
Horror films can be a curious thing.
Denis Villeneuve’s Enemy: Jake Gyllenhaal sees double
Is it bad form to open a review with a quote from someone else’s review?
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