BluChristmas #15: To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)
Gregory Peck’s performance as the white lawyer determined to defend a young black man is…
Author Barnaby Walter
Barnaby Walter
Second year BA Film & English Student. Watches too many films and enjoys good novels.
Total articles: 491Archive: Robin Hardy’s film The Wicker Man retains its power to this day
The Wicker Man has had a complex history. Since its release 40 years ago, it…
BluChristmas #11: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
If you’ve seen some of the awful DVD editions of this film you probably think it doesn’t deserve a Blu-ray release. It certainly does.
BluChristmas #10: Lifeboat (1944)
This Alfred Hitchcock movie is a fascinating Second World War drama. It is entirely set…
Review: Diana ★☆☆☆☆
This awful film about the Princess of Wales feels like it was made for tacky US daytime TV, not the big screen says The Edge’s Film Editor Barnaby Walter
BluChristmas #8: The Killing Trilogy (2007 – 2011)
The Killing [Forbrydelsen] became something of sensation when it aired on BBC Four in 2010.…
BluChristmas #7: Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966)
Four British tourists stumble upon an eerily empty castle while on a travelling holiday. Because…
BluChristmas #6: Weekend (2011)
Some have described Weekend as the British answer to Before Sunrise, and to some extent…
Michael Fassbender to star in upcoming western Slow West
Western drama Slow West has added Michael Fassbender, Kodi Smit-McPhee and Ben Mendelsohn to its cast list
Review: Rush ★★★★☆
Rush may not be the masterpiece some have claimed, but it’s still a terrific ride.
BluChristmas #4: Touch of Evil (1958)
This was a film ahead of its time. It contains radical decisions in filmmaking and…
BluChristmas #3: Casablanca (1942) – Steelbook Edition
Some argue that this is the perfect romantic film. If it isn’t, it certainly comes…
Review: Here Comes the Devil ★★★☆☆
This new Mexican horror movie from Argentinian Adrián García Bogliano is an interesting, if not entirely successful, little shocker.
BluChristmas #2: Insomnia (2002)
The world of Hollywood film distribution is a funny thing, and although the larger part…