THEATRICAL REVIEW: Heartwarming Suze a disarmingly enjoyable comedy
I’ll admit — I didn’t have high expectations going into Suze. But within the first five minutes, I found myself chuckling to myself. Within another 10, I was full-out belly laughing. And by the mid-point, I was fully endeared to these characters and invested in their journeys. Suze is the type of quirky, offbeat and…
THEATRICAL REVIEW: Land Of Bad an above-par war thriller
Releases in the frostier months don’t typically have a lot of bite, but Land Of Bad is an exception to the rule. Co-writer and director William Eubank provides some great set-pieces and combat scenes in this one about an army team who are ambushed overseas, and the drone pilot who’s fighting to get them home…
VOD/DIGITAL REVIEW: Romance film Float a genre flick with some actual emotion
As much as I love a good rom-com, there’s nothing in a film that bugs me more than being cattle-prodded in a certain direction. Whether by inordinately cheery music, cheesy one-liners or endlessly likeable, famous leads, romantic-comedies all end the same, and it’s hard to invest when we all know where things are going. I…
Parker & The Picture Shows 