The Brighton Film Club's Films of the Year 2023To say it’s been an interesting year for film just doesn’t cut it. There’s no way I can fit all of 2023’s talking points into this blurb...
PriscillaThere are always two ways to tell a story and Priscilla deserves praise for being a truly brave and autonomous movie, especially when Baz...
The Brighton Film Club's Albums of the Year 2023Well those twelve months sure went quick! That’s how I started the Albums of the Year rundown back in December 2022 and it doesn’t feel...
FerrariAdam Driver plays an important Italian figure of history in a stylish biopic called [checks notes] not House of Gucci but, instead,...
Wonka‘Tis the season for a sweet treat and, whilst not anything to do with Christmas, Wonka hits quite a lot of the festive buttons: fun,...
WishAs the flagship film and centrepiece to Disney’s centenary celebrations, Wish has a lot of pressure riding on it. Walking into a large...
NapoleonAbba sung about Waterloo in under 3 minutes whereas for Ridley Scott his tale of that particular battle, and the life of Napoleon, is...
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & SnakesThe Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes presents an interesting dichotomy. On the one hand, any opportunity to venture back...
Dream ScenarioIt might be a bit of an easy description to label a film as being Black Mirror-esque but it’s such an apt descriptor for those thoughtful...
The MarvelsThe Loki season two finale and The Marvels dropping on the same day has given the MCU a little shot in the arm. Despite the histrionics...
SaltburnSophie Ellis-Bextor and The Cheeky Girls mixing it on a soundtrack with Handel might sound an off concoction but aptly serves to somewhat...
BottomsJust when you thought you’d seen every spin on the high school/coming of age film, Bottoms comes along as an utter blast of fresh air for...