The Droving
A low budget folk horror that's well worth seeking out
Graeme Strachan
@The_reviewist
Graeme Strachan is a writer based in Edinburgh.
He has been a critic and reviewer for over 15 years, covering film, theatre, video-games and restaurants.
He also likes to dabble in film and television production during the day.
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The Final Wish
If you're craving a demonic horror, be careful what you wish for
Destry Rides Again
A smart and revolutionary Western that deserves its place in the annals of the genre
The Iron Mask
It's hard to dislike this charming but vapid fantasy schlock
The Wolf Hour
Too weary, slow and dreary to save itself from mediocrity
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
The powerful magic of believing in your own dreams against all odds
Manon
A fascinating artefact of French post-war cinema
A Hidden Life
A commanding tone poem on the nature of conscience
Congo
An occasionally compelling if ultimately unsatisfying re-telling of true events.
Knives Out
A modern movie twist on the traditional whodunnit