Professor Robert Miles (Patrick Magee) has a love hate relationship with his pet black cat, a feline predator with an unnatural hold over its
Author: Cleaver
I'm a journalist and film critic based in London. I'm currently the News Editor of Flickfeast, for which I also review new film releases. In addition I review films, do features and interviews and cover festivals for various other magazines and on-line publications. I've created the Screen & Gone blog, so I can share my thoughts and bring a new perspective to films, old and new, which may have passed you by.
The Ones Below (2015)
Justin (Stephen Campbell Moore) and Kate (Clémence Poésy) live a seemingly idyllic lifestyle. With a beautiful London flat, rewarding, high powered jobs and a
The Titfield Thunderbolt (1953)
By the mid 1950’s Ealing Studios, that great purveyor of British cinematic whimsy, was running out of steam. Though this period saw them release
Zombie Flesh Eaters (1979)
There are some films which everyone, whether they’ve seen them or not, has an opinion on. Virtually everything which fell under the auspices of
Song of the Sea (2014)
Since that historic evening on the 21st December 1937, when the father of the animated feature film Walt Disney unleashed the force that was
A Royal Affair (2012)
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences have, during the long and varied history of their annual award ceremony, shown favour towards three
The Imitation Game (2014)
Good film can move you. Great film can move you to tears. Norwegian director Morten Tyldum’s biographical thriller The Imitation Game is unlikely to
The Mansion of Madness (1973)
Journalist Gaston LeBlanc (Arthur Hansel) has returned to France after many years living in America. Commissioned by his newspaper editor to report on the
Evil Things (2009)
In today’s economically stringent times there is no excuse for something as woefully inept as Evil Things, the debut from director Dominic Perez. Filmmakers
The Possession (2012)
Initially there seems much to praise in The Possession – director Ole Bornedal’s competent excursion into child-in-peril territory. On closer inspection however the film
FEATURE – William Desmond Taylor: A Hollywood Mystery
Legendary actress Bette Davis once summed the business of Hollywood up by saying “Acting should be bigger than life. Scripts should be bigger than life.
FEATURE – VINCENT’S LONDON QUARTET
Vincent Price could well go down in the annals of film history as one of the industries most misunderstood actors. Though primarily remembered for his
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