David O. Russel’s latest film is erratic and almost farcical, but it works thanks to a stellar lead performance from Jennifer Lawrence. Director David O’Russel always presents us with outlandish characters and circumstances. Joy, which could possibly be his most unusual film yet, is no exception. The film is a half-fictionalised biopic of Joy Mangano, a woman who […]

M. Night Shyamalan has returned with his latest horror thriller, but is it a comeback or more of the same? Sammy Ward breaks it down. The Visit is arguably the best film Shyamalan has done in a while, but one’s expectations should remain rather neutral. An attempt at a horror film which succeeds in being […]

Sammy Ward shares her 5 favorite anime movies, from “Ghost in the Shell” to “The Girl Who Leapt Through Time”. Japanese animation, known as anime, has grown in popularity vastly over the past decade. Partly due to many TV shows such as Dragon Ball Z and Yu-Gi-Oh!, children and adults have had exposure to this brilliant form […]

Sammy Ward reflects on “Jaws”, Steven Spielberg’s legendary 1975 monster movie that forever changed the dynamic of the film industry. 1975 bought the first summer blockbuster in the form of a monstrous great white shark that put the fear of the water in to many men, women and children. To this day, Jaws remains a cherished feature, with some of […]