Tag: Round Up
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My Worst Films of 2018.
A year of countless trips to the cinema involves many a disappointment, with 2018 proving no less cinematically woeful than others. This year, duds were released not only on the big screen but on VOD platforms too. Now, audiences have the (dis)pleasure of being bored to death, angered and let down by new releases from…
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The Worst Films of 2015.
Of course, my selection of films are not actually the worst films of the year. Research, discussion and judgement prevent me from actually having to sit through the likes of Transformers 12. My list consists of many films that merely, and severely, disappointed. Some are dull, some are amateur and some annoying. I think I only truly…
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The Worst Films of 2014.
1. My Accomplice 2. Fading Gigolo 3. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 4. Fury 5. Chef 6. The Anomaly 7. Welcome to New York 8. We’ll Never Have Paris 9. The Green Inferno 10. The Judge A SPECIAL MENTION MOST DISAPPOINTING – The Wind Rises Thanks for reading and let’s all keep supporting our beloved film industry.
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Edinburgh Film Festival 2014: Round Up.
In the last 13 days I’ve sat in 3 different venues, in 9 different screens, and watched 30 films at Edinburgh International Film Festival. It has been a great experience, especially the experience of conducting my first industry interview, with director Jeff Baena. Most of the films have been great, some have been mediocre and…
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Worst New Releases: 2013.
Amongst the thrills, laughter and emotion that the best cinema of 2013 brought us, there was also some yawns, some boredom and plenty of cringe-worthy moments. 2013 was as full of terrible tripe as it was mastery. Luckily, I avoided 99% of the rubbish due to good judgement. This is perhaps the only joy I…
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Best New Releases: 2013.
2013 has certainly been an exciting year for cinema. Amidst the many hours I’ve spent in dark cinema screenings, a few films have stood out. The following list documents what I consider to be the best new releases I’ve seen since January. This post will be followed up by a piece discussing the worst releases…
Hannah McHaffie 