Across the pond, constant Sandler collaborator Kevin James has swapped jokes for swastikas as he plays a Neo Nazi in brutal thriller Becky. While there’s still no UK release date, we thought we’d take a look at other occasions where actors who would normally feel safe in one genre dipped their toes into the murky […]
An impressive low key debut for Simon Bird in the director's chair, Days of the Bagnold Summer is a quaint and charming story, told especially well through the spirited performances of Earl Cave and Monica Dolan.
Lulu Wang and Awkwafina have cemented themselves as a director and actress to watch out for in The Farewell, a touching human story of family and one's responsibility to them as a whole.
It is somewhat difficult to recommend Madness in the Method to non-fans of Mewes or Kevin Smith's previous work. It has it's moments of hilarity and a handful of amusingly playful scenes, but it's one only for the fans because of it. It lacks anything substantial to invite a casual audience enough to make a great impression
A good-hearted, sometimes fun comedy that unfortunately doesn't have the narrative strength to sustain a 90-minute film. For fans of Horrible Histories, stick to the TV series.
