Andrew Furlong
A Film Critic with a genuine love for all kinds of movies. I bring a mixture of passion, enthusiasm (and an endearing Irish accent) to my reviews and podcasts. With a degree in Film Studies and countless years of film analysis under my belt - I bring an informed - yet easily accessible and hopefully entertaining approach to what I do.
Trespass Against US Review
Trespass Against Us directed by Adam Smith contrasts a familiar story with that of an unfamiliar setting – which breathes fresh life into a...
Manchester By The Sea Review
Kenneth Lonergan returns to the director’s chair with Manchester by the Sea, bringing with him an all too familiar sense of profundity regarding the...
To Walk Invisible – A Closer Look at The BBC Christmas...
We had the pleasure of watching an advanced screening of To Walk Invisible, a one-off 120-minute BBC drama that will air on Thursday 29th...
EXCLUSIVE Kickboxer: Vengeance Interview with Alain Moussi
From breaking into the business as a stunt double for some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, to starring in the remake of Kickboxer with his...
Kickboxer: Vengeance Review
The WWE’s “ The Animal” Dave Bautista and three-time UFC champion Georges St-Pierre, clash with the “Muscles from Brussels” Jean-Claude Van Damme and newcomer...
Interview: Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism Director, Christopher...
For the release of Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism out in cinemas December 2nd, we spoke with the director Christopher N....
The Top Martin Scorsese Films You Never Knew Were Scorsese Films
Martin Scorsese will go down in a history as perhaps the greatest filmmaker there ever was. Since the release of Taxi Driver in 1976 Scorsese...
Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism Review
As a Film Critic when reviewing movies aimed at a completely different demographic to me, it is important to always keep in mind the...
Dog Eat Dog Review
Dog Eat Dog is the latest directorial effort from Paul Schrader, who is perhaps most famous for penning such classics as Taxi Driver, Raging...
Indignation Review
Indignation is the feature film debut of the vastly experienced producer and film executive James Schamus -who has been a mainstay of cinema for...
The Ivory Game Review
The Ivory Game is a groundbreaking documentary that tracks wildlife activists as they take on poachers in an effort to end the illegal ivory...
The Return of Affleck
With the release of The Accountant in cinemas this week Ben Affleck further cemented his legacy as one of Hollywood’s true megastars. The figurehead...
Nanny Culture Review
Nanny Culture is a documentary that tells the story of a British Nanny (Julie C. Mcilvenny) who moves to the United Arab Emirates to...