Zehra Phelan
Once failed wannabe actress, Ex-music industry veteran who once dabbled in Artist Management, and now Film Journalist extraordinaire. My love for the arts has seen my fingers in many pies but my love of Film won the battle. Current work credits include Film Editor at Flavourmag, Film Journalist/Writer at HeyUGuys, London Live's London Film Club and DIY Magazine. Previous work credits contributor at The Voice Newspaper, FlickFeast, MyFilmClub and film review slot on radio.
Fresh Review
Sebastian Stan teams up with Normal People star Daisy Edgar-Jones to tackle the modern dating world with just a hint of the torment it...
Deep Water Review
Director Adrian Lyne returns after 20 years with a slow-burn thriller, which is both smouldering and provokingly dark, that depicts Ben Affleck as the...
Chante Adams on starring in Denzel Washington’s latest film A Journal...
Denzel Washington only steps behind the camera for projects he has a passion for and his latest as director, A Journal For Jordan is...
Scream (2022) Review
“Do you like scary movies?” Those infamous words have become an iconic line in movie history since the first iteration of the Scream franchise...
House of Gucci Review
It’s been mere weeks since Ridley Scott’s The Last Duel hit cinemas. This time he catapults forward in time to tell the rise and fall...
Being the Ricardos Review
Writer/Director Aaron Sorkin’s love for a real-life story with his liberal twist gets the Hollywood treatment in his latest focusing on the American comedic...
Pirates Review
Reggie Yates – known for his hard-hitting documentaries – makes his feature directorial debut with feel-good verve and fresh eyes on young Black men....
Reggie Yates, Jordan Peters, Elliot Edusah & Reda Elazouar on the...
Reggie Yates is well known for his hard-hitting documentaries but this week we get to see a whole new wholesome and fun-loving side in...
King Richard Review
Monsters and Men director Reinaldo Marcus Green returns for this warm-hearted delve into the breakneck tenacity of the Father of iconic Tennis players Venus...
Ghostbusters: Afterlife Review
When mentioning Ivan Reitman’s Ghostbusters, audiences of a certain age no doubt look back on a time filled with childhood nostalgia. Skip forward 37 years...
Eternals Review
With the Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase, 3 done and more or less dusted it’s time for the MCU to herald in a new era...
Spencer Review
Jackie director Pablo Larrain seems to have a taste for making movies about iconic female figures. With the 2016 film focusing on First Lady...
Army of Thieves Review
Zack Snyder’s follow-up, or shall we say prequel, to Netflix’s summer zombie hit Army of the Dead is less zombie and more heist movie....
Antlers Review
Filmmaker Scott Cooper and producer Guillermo Del Toro delve into the world of indigenous folklore in the long-delayed horror. Delay seems to be the...
The French Dispatch Review
Isle of Dogs filmmaker Wes Anderson returns with another over stylised quirky offering with an A-list cast for his latest. An ode to print...
Dune Review
Let’s all face it, if you didn’t know Denis Villeneuve’s version of Dune was about to be released, you must have been living under...
Hilarious First Trailer lands for Reggie Yates ‘Pirates’
Picturehouse Entertainment has debuted the first trailer for Reggie Yates ol' Skool nostalgia trip 'Pirates.' The film follows three best mates, Cappo (Elliot Edusah), Two...
No Time To Die Review
After a couple of false starts due to some kind of pandemic, Daniel Craig’s final outing as the seminal James Bond in No Time...
The Many Saints of Newark Review
After 14 years since the final episode aired of the iconic mobster series The Sopranos aired, series creator David Chase delves back into the...
‘The Cleaner’ – What to Expect from the New Greg Davies...
‘Taskmaster’ host, Greg Davies once again returns to the BBC with his latest series ‘The Cleaner’ this week in the role of a crime...
Candyman Review
Bernard Rose’s 1992 adaptation of Clive Barker’s novella gave birth to a frightening legend amongst a whole generation that preys on our fears to...
People Just Do Nothing: Big in Japan Review
What works on the small screen doesn’t necessarily mean it world work on the big; none so trying words can be spoken about the...
Minamata Review
Filmmaker Andrew Levitas delves into the perils and righteous fight of famed photojournalist W. Eugene Smith with a furiously calming depiction of a fascinating...
Free Guy Review
If you are familiar with Jim Carrey’s The Truman Show, then you already know the vibe Night at the Museum franchise director Shawn Levy...
Coda Review
Writer/director Sian Heder’s Sundance award-winning film gives a voice to the hearing impaired in this charmingly quaint movie of one girl's plight of juggling...
Stillwater Review
10 years in the making, Spotlight filmmaker Tom McCarthy finally give life to the Matt Damon led drama Stillwater. Loosely based and inspired by...
Jungle Cruise Review
The man-mountain that is Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt team up for this whimsical adventure based on a Disneyland theme park ride. Instead of...
Space Jam: A New Legacy Review
25 years after the original Space Jam garnered a generation of fans with Basketball legend Michael Jordan and his antics with the classic loony...
Black Widow Review
Having first appeared in Iron Man 2 back in 2010 it’s taken 11 years (with a pandemic delay) for Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow to...
The Tomorrow War Review
The Lego Movie filmmaker Chris McKay teams up with Chris Pratt on his latest generic sci-fi time travel, alien assassination actioneer that puts the...