Reclaiming the Rotten: Ben Wheatley’s High-Rise
Each month, we at FilmHounds take a look at a director’s back catalogue and pick their lowest rated film on Rotten Tomatoes and ask ourselves – why? Why is it
“You think I’m funny?” – GoodFellas at 30
Every director should have at least one film that can be called a classic. An indisputable masterpiece that stands out as a pinnacle of cinema. For some, though, one isn’t
“Last Night, I Dreamt I Went to Manderley Again” – Rebecca (Film Review)
Being the second Hollywood version of Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca is a lot like being the second Mrs de Winter. Ben Wheatley's new take on the 1938 novel has been
“Where Do Lost Girls Go?” – Shirley (BFI London Film Festival Review)
Josephine Decker’s follow-up to Madeline’s Madeline will not be for everyone. In fact, many will without a doubt find Shirley off-putting and too fractured to be impactful. Starring Elisabeth Moss
“I’m interested in perspectives that are not the mainstream” – Peter Sarsgaard talks The Lie (The FH Interview)
Peter Sarsgaard is an actor of incredible range, able to go from serious drama to big tentpole film without breaking a sweat. His latest film, part of the Blumhouse /
“Only The Dead Have Seen The End Of War” – New Order (Toronto International Film Festival Review)
During most film festival circuits, hype and controversy tends to fluctuate evenly; where most films are commonly exaggerated in order to commence some sort of social media buzz. Very rarely
A giallo’s giallo – Crystal Eyes (Blu-ray Review)
I hate to say supermodel Alexis Carpenter (Camila Pizzo) had it coming, but after wasting everyone’s time coking up before her appearance in the "Atilla” magazine fashion show, scalding the
“Hope Is Never Silent” – Spiral (Film Review)
Kurtis David Harder’s Spiral received its world premiere at last year’s FrightFest London and finally, after what seems like a forever, arrives on our home screens via Shudder. It’s a
Reclaiming the Rotten: Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar
Each month, we at FilmHounds take a look at a director’s back catalogue and pick their lowest rated film on Rotten Tomatoes and ask ourselves - why? Why is it
“Don’t try to understand it, just feel it” – Tenet (Film Review)
Tenet, Christopher Nolan’s newest, mind-boggling film comes loaded with expectations not only in terms of it needing to deliver spectacle and entertainment, but also revitalising cinemas in the midst of
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