Stories By Luke Ryan Baldock
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil’ Review: Dir. Lee Won Tae (2019) [Fantasia 2019]
South Korea churns out intense and dark thrillers like nobody’s business. Not only that, but the level of quality over the...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘Another Child’ Review: Dir. Kim Yoon Seok (2019) [Fantasia]
Kim Yoon Seok, known for his memorable roles in The Chaser, The Yellow Sea, and Sea Fog, arrives with his directorial...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘The Wonderland’ Review: Dir. Keiichi Hara (2019) [Fantasia 2019]
Keiichi Hara has a very impressive resume, with his previous three animated features being a delightful mix. Summer Days with Coo,...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘Almost a Miracle’ Review: Dir. Yuya Ishii (2019) [Fantasia 2019]
It isn’t often these days that a film will try and engage you with nothing but pure unadulterated love, kindness, and...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago’His Bad Blood’ Review: Dir. Koichiro Oyama (2019) [Fantasia 2019]
His Bad Blood is the most delightful of cruel films. Throughout its run time it assaults the viewer with cruelty aimed...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago’Chiwawa’ Review: Dir. Ken Ninomiya (2019) [Fantasia 2019]
Some people go to the cinema for enjoyment, and those people would do best to steer clear of Chiwawa. This is...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘Sadako’ Review: Dir. Hideo Nakata (2019) [Fantasia 2019]
With sequels, prequels, remakes, TV series, and even a crossover film where she was pitted against her fellow Scream Queen, Kayako...
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Film Reviews
/ 6 years ago‘Godzilla: King Of The Monsters Review’: Dir. Michael Dougherty (2019)
It’s been five long years since the release of the last American version of Godzilla. There’s been a Japanese release in...
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Features
/ 6 years agoRanking The Pokémon Generations From Worst To Best
Pokémon Detective Pikachu is out in cinemas now, so it’s time to take a look back over the last 23 years....
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Film Reviews
/ 6 years ago‘Little’ Review: Dir. Tina Gordon (2019)
Bodyswap comedies. The films that write themselves. The premises are so simple, they can often be frustrating before you’ve even seen...
