Ashleigh Millman

Written by  //   //  Film Reviews  //  No comments Film Review Director: Samuel Galli Stars: Fernando Cardoso, Ricardo Casella, Ademir Esteves Rating: 18 by Ashleigh Millman Our Evil is a Brazilian film with no holds barred. With everything from touching sentiment to ghastly practical-effect creations, Samuel Galli takes his audience on a rollercoaster ride of emotion, with its fair share of twists and turns along the way.

Written by  //   //  Film Reviews  //  No comments Film Review Director: Árpád Sopsits Stars: Károly Hajduk, Gábor Jászberényi, Zsolt Anger Rating: 18 by Ashleigh Millman A thriller that’s as viscerally graphic as it is psychologically disturbing, Strangled’s basis in reality is all too frightening. A film that will have you glued to the edge of your seat from start to finish, Árpád Sopsits’ Hungarian tale of a serial killer on the loose reminds us that monsters aren’t always supernatural.

It’s clear from the outset that Last Laugh has been made on an amateur budget, and whilst that’s not always a bad thing, there’s a problem with quality that’s hard to ignore. An occasionally overbearing soundtrack and subpar picture can detract from what at its core is a charming comedy. Following Martin Dawson (Nick Figgis) as he spirals to the bottom of a pit formed through midlife crisis, we’re invited on a journey with a man that has truly nothing left to lose.