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.
A Private War Review
Transfixing, uncompromisingly visceral and tonally raw, Heineman’s A Private War is a powerfully traumatic memoir. There comes a time we all need a little reminder...
Vanessa Hudgens on Second Act and working with Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez is back on the big screen strutting her stuff in 'Second Act'. A movie which is a part comedy and features women...
All Is True Review
Engulfed in bitter sadness and sweet sentimentality which, at times, loses itself to overwhelming grief. For anyone familiar with Ben Elton’s Upstart Crow, another of...
Boy Erased Review
Joel Edgerton delivers a wake-up call to those blinded by their faith with a gentle gut-punch. The second film within 6 months to address gay conversion...
Green Book Review
A charming road trip which is truly affecting. Farrelly's has delivered a touchingly tender bromance story in the face of adversity. Controversies aside, Peter Farrelly's...
How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World Review
A fitting end to the much-loved series deliciously visual spectacular with an emotional arc of dog like proportions. After nine years of Dean DeBlois’s dalliance with...
Vice Review
Filled to the brim with eye-opening power plays delivered with excellence. It’s a Vice that just kept on giving with frequently witty scenarios and...
Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick on A Simple Favour
Back at the time of its cinema release, Paul Feig's slick, stylish and ultimately funny 'A Simple Favour' was a hit with both critics...
Monsters and Men Review
Sombre, gritty, timely and full of understated indignation but lacks a gratifying conclusion. It’s a horrifying fact that we are only well acquainted to hearing...
Beautiful Boy Review
Chalamet’s powerful performance make this dizzying picture a horrifying realisation of parental anguish. The subject of drug addiction depicted in film, more often than not,...
Watch an Exclusive Clip from Drake’s Monsters and Men
After Monsters and Men premiered at Sundance and won the Special Jury Award for Outstanding First Feature, Altitude Film Distribution have partnered with platinum...
Stan & Ollie Review
A touchingly poignant journey focusing on the twilight years of the legendary comedy duo. Iconic comedy duo Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were once the...
The Upside Review
An enjoyable life-affirming movie that stays true to the heart of the original film, reiterating there’s more to Hart’s acting abilities than his Calamity Jane skit. With the increasing popularity...
The Favourite Review
Olivia Colman puts in an award-winning performance in this hilarious bat-shit crazy picture which is by far Lanthimos at his uninhabited finest. Not one to stick...
Mary Poppins Returns Review
If you are going to wait long enough for a sequel, over fifty years will just about do it. Disney has dug deep into...
Mortal Engines Review
Dystopian YA novel adaptations seem to be a trend that will not go away, The Hunger Games set a precedent that most fail to...
Spider-man: Into The Spider-Verse Review
All we needed was another Spider-Man movie... or so we thought. After losing count on how many time’s Peter Parker stories can be told...
Sorry To Bother You Review
Just five months after the US release of Boot’s Riley’s brash anti-capitalist Sorry To Bother You it has finally arrived in the UK. Due...
White Boy Rick Review
’71 Filmmaker, Yann Demange returns with only his second feature with what, on paper, could only be seen as make believe but the reality,...
Yann Demange talks the real life story behind White Boy Rick
Yann Demange, the man at the helm of Matthew McConaughey's latest, 'White Boy Rick' hit the ground running back in 2014 with the gritty...
Ralph Breaks The Internet Review
Five years after Ralph wrecked all animations in its path, Disney has returned the muscular meathead head and his best friend Vanellope for an...
Creed II Review
With Ryan Coogler missing from returning to directing duties as he took time to travel to Black Panther’s Wakanda. The follow up to 2015’s...
The Christmas Chronicles Review
Christmas is well and truly on its way.... if you weren’t aware, Netflix will certainly remind you with the slurry of festive fare. Whilst,...
The Girl in the Spider’s Web Review
Claire Foy has swapped her Crown as Netflix’s Queen Elizabeth II to become one of the many faces of Stieg Larsson’s Lisbeth Salander. She’s...
Fantastic Beasts: The Crime of Grindelwald Review
J.K. Rowling returns to her ‘magical’ world of Fantastic Beasts and Wizards with David Yates at the helm for the second film in the...
WATCH: Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald UK Premiere Live Stream
J.K Rawling's wizarding world is making a return to the silver screen this week with the follow-up Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. Join us...
Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back) Review
Suicide isn’t usually a laughing matter but for his feature film directorial debut, writer and director Tom Edmunds delves into the subject with a...
The Grinch Review
It’s an age-old story that just keeps coming back to the silver screen. From the makers behind Despicable Me and The Minions, Illumination brings...
Wildlife Review
Packing up his acting shoes to make his directorial debut, Okja’s Paul Dano partner’s up with his real life other half, Zoe Kazan for...
Widows Review
Acclaimed director, Steve McQueen may have had a five-year hiatus from the silver screen but his stylised eye for a gripping drama has in...