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.
Overlord Review
For a while, this JJ Abrams produced, Julius Avery directed, ‘zombie’ WWII gorefest was thought to be part of the Cloverfield universe, thankfully records...
Bohemian Rhapsody Review
Marred by creative differences and challenges, Bryan Singer’s Bohemian Rhapsody has taken a few knocks to its iconic status. More a respectful nod to...
The Hate U Give Review
It’s a subject all too common in our world headlines, young black men and women being slain down by maverick cops with a trigger happy finger. Filmmaker and Notorious director, George Tillman Jr. adapts Angie Thomas’s...
An Evening with Beverly Luff Lynn Review
Bizarre is quite an understatement for filmmaker Jim Hosking’s An Evening with Beverly Luff Lynn. The Greasy Strangler director has made insane his comfort...
Exclusive Vs movie Battle Rap Clip with Connor Swindells & Joivan...
To celebrate the release of the gritty yet delicate and nuanced drama Vs. in cinema's from October 19th, we have an exclusive clip from the...
Smallfoot Review
There is a lesson to be learnt in Warner Animation’s newest cutesy animal caper, well not just one, but at least two that the...
First Man Review
Filmmaker, Damien Chazelle’s last three films have been nothing short of glorious. The man behind the frenzied drumming sensation of Whiplash, and most recently...
Johnny English Strikes Again Review
There comes a time when filmmakers and studio’s alike need to make that decision, enough is enough. The latest comes from Rowan Atkinson’s haphazard...
A Star is Born Review
Now on its fourth remake, A Star is Born heads into a new generation with Bradley Cooper not just at the helm of this...
The Intent 2: The Come Up – Femi Oyeniran and Nicky...
The Intent created a buzz when it was released in 2016. Femi Oyeniran and Nicky Slimting Walker took the crime-ridden streets of London and made...
Lenny Abrahamson talks The Little Stranger and working with Domhnall Gleeson
It's been three years since Lenny Abrahamson's Room landed with brute force, now the exceptionally brilliant filmmaker is back with The Little Stranger. The...
Mile 22 Review
Mark Wahlberg and filmmaker, Peter Berg have previously made an explosive pair with their four collaborations, especially on both Deepwater Horizon and Patriots Day....
Exclusive Yardie Interviews: Aml Ameen and Shantol Jackson on working on...
Let's forget about the talk surrounding Idris Elba possibly taking over as James Bond for a minute and concentrate on the big man's directorial...
The Children Act Review
For the second time this year, Ian McEwan has seen his novels adapted for cinema; the first coming in On Chesil Beach and now, in a similar fashion, McEwan’s The Children Act. The latter is an intelligent film which pokes at intimacy, love and furthermore, legal and...
BlacKkklansman Review
Renowned filmmaker, Spike Lee is back with full force. Never one to shy away from racial issues, Lee tackles a watered-down true story of Ron Stallworth, the African American...
Christopher Robin Review
It’s not even a year since Goodbye Christopher Robin hit our screens and Disney has seen fit to transport us on another Winnie the...
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies Review
With the school holidays forced upon stressed-out parents, there truly is no better movie to bond over with your little darlings. Teen Titans Go! To The Movies – a feature-length movie spawned from the...
Ant-Man and the Wasp Review
We may have barely just had the devastating Avengers: Infinity War but its tiniest superhero is back to typically break a few balls. By all means, this film is all about The...
Mission: Impossible – Fallout Review
There is absolutely no doubt as to why Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible is the strongest franchise Hollywood has to offer. In a world where CGI rules the roost, Cruise and...
Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again Review
Long-awaited sequels seem to be the special of the month. 10 long years after Mamma Mia hit our screens; the Abba musical is back...
Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again Press Conference Highlights with Lily...
After 10 long years of waiting, Mamma Mia sequel, Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again finally lands on July the 20th. The movie, which...
Skyscraper Review
The world’s tallest building, a towering inferno, and Dwayne Johnson’s relentless fight to save his family. What more could you want from a Friday night mind-numbing popcorn movie? Rawson Marshall Thurber’s...
Incredibles 2 Review
It’s been 14 years loyal fans of the Pixar superhero caper have had to wait for the Incredibles sequel. In a time when superhero...
Uncle Drew Review
There is a crucial issue with releasing films that mostly appeal to American audiences into the UK market; an issue that stands grounded very much within...
Whitney Review
Just a year after Nick Broomfield delivered his heart-breaking documentary on the tragic life of the legendary singer Whitney Houston, comes another to pierce the hearts of loyal fans...
Leave No Trace Review
It’s been eight years since director Debra Granik presented Jennifer Lawrence in Winter’s Bone. With only two documentaries in that time, the filmmaker embarks on a delicately emotional feature...
Adrift Review
Director Baltasar Kormákur, better known for helming the action comedy 2 Guns, ventures into the depths of the deep blue sea with Adrift. The...
Exclusive: Benicio Del Toro on returning as Alejandro in Sicario 2:...
In 2015, Denis Villeneuve brought to life Taylor Sheridan's Sicario with critical acclaim. The slow-paced but tension-filled crime thriller followed a principled FBI agent played by Emily...
Overboard Review
Like it or loathe it, remakes are here to stay for the foreseeable future. The latest in an extensive line of unoriginal ideas come from Cloudy with a Chance...
Studio 54 Review
In the late seventies, amongst the Manhattan elite comprising of mostly celebrities, the number one nightclub to be associated with was Studio 54. At its height, the hedonistic disco...