Film review, by Claire Durrant, of the gothic story about a young girl moving in to a new home with her husband and sister in law. She soon discovers that there is more to the siblings and their house, especially when spirits begin to haunt her.
If you are off to the cinema this weekend, below is a list of the main movies being released in the UK, as of this Friday, 23 October 2015. To find out your nearest cinema showing these films, use the Find Any Film website.
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Admission – I’m a massive fan of electro-house act Example so, pretty surprised (and happy) to see him supporting in this Brit-flick, under his real name of Elliot Gleave. He is ‘The Money Man’, one of the best pals of Chris Mason, a party-boy who suddenly finds love with sweet girl Hannah Britland. Trailer seems cute and the look of the film is clean, young and generally bang tidy. showing at key cities only, check out the official website for trailer etc.
Our reviewer in…Maysa Moncao has been at the London Film Festival this week and reports back on the highlights of the event. Her review of the Hollywood/McCarthy witchhunts drama Trumbo starring Bryan Cranston and Helen Mirren is underneath.
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Film review of the absurdist comedy set in the not too distant future and starring Colin Farrell as a single man who must find a romantic partner, or face punishment by being turned into an animal of his choosing. Co-starring Rachel Weisz, it is directed and written by Yorgos Lanthimos.
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Director: Yorgos Lanthimos.
Comedy
If you are off to the cinema this weekend, below is a list of the main movies being released in the UK, as of this Friday, 16 October 2015. To find out your nearest cinema showing these films, use the Find Any Film website.
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Tom Hiddlestone is fast becoming the Brit film actor of the moment (his High Rise headlined 
the London Film Festival and our reviewer in…Maysa Moncao has had chance to see it). He stars as a seductive stranger who spirits away innocent Mia Wasikowska to his titular, mouldering mansion in this Guillermo del Torro directed horror, which follows a similar visual path to his Pan’s Labyrinth (2006). The trailer looks splendidly creepy and stunning, so lucky for horror fans this will be showing nationwide as a pre-Hallowe’en treat. See the official website for more.
Film review of the American transgender comedy starring Kitana Kiki Rodriguez, May Taylor and directed by Sean Baker.
Film review of the psychological thriller about a policeman (Ethan Hawke) investigating why a father has no recollection of sexually abusing his daughter (Emma Watson), despite admitting to the crime.
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Thriller/Suspense/Film Noir
Maysa Moncoa’s latest updates from the London Film Festival.
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Film review by Claire Durrant of the true story about Philippe Petit. The tightrope walker who managed to walk across the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in 1974.
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Director: Robert Zemeckis. ImageMovers, Sony Pictures Entertainment, TriStar Productions.
Film review of Solace, the crime thriller that pits two psychics against one another: a serial killer who is many steps ahead of the police, and a retired doctor who is enlisted to catch him.
Thriller/Suspense/Film Noir
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