Film Film Festivals Horror Reviews World CinemaReview: Kotoko (EIFF)Japanese director and actor, Shin’ya Tsukamoto, latest project Kotoko sees him team up with folk By Culture Fix / July 3, 2012
Film Film Festivals ReviewsReview: Sun Don’t Shine (EIFF)Amy Seimetz’s debut feature film, Sun Don’t Shine recently received its international premiere at this By Culture Fix / July 3, 2012
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsReview: V/H/S (EIFF)Found footage horror, V/H/S has completely revitalised a played-out, repetitive style of filmmaking with six By Culture Fix / June 30, 2012
Film Film Festivals ReviewsReview: Tim & Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie (EIFF)It seems that if a television comedy duo is successful enough that a movie is By Culture Fix / June 30, 2012
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsReview: Berberian Sound Studio (EIFF)Director, Peter Strickland (Katalin Varga) presents us with the truly unsettling look at the power By Culture Fix / June 30, 2012
Film Film Festivals ReviewsReview: The Fourth Dimension (EIFF)Three filmmakers, each with the same brief, construct three separate short films on the subject By Culture Fix / June 28, 2012
Film Film Festivals ReviewsReview: God Bless America (EIFF)Bobcat Goldthwait established himself as one of the most exciting comedy directors in recent years By Culture Fix / June 28, 2012
Film Film Festivals ReviewsReview: Shadow Dancer (EIFF)BBC Films latest production, Shadow Dancer has already met positive receptions at both this year’s By Culture Fix / June 28, 2012
Film Film Festivals ReviewsReview: California Solo (EIFF)After a successful brief stint in the world of television, Robert Carlyle makes his return By Culture Fix / June 25, 2012
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsReview: Grabbers (EIFF)Jon Wright’s Irish set horror, Grabbers, feels like a welcome return to the days of By Culture Fix / June 25, 2012
Film Film Festivals ReviewsReview: Brake (EIFF)Stephen Dorff stars in Gabe Torres’ claustrophobic thriller, Brake, which proves to be far more By Culture Fix / June 25, 2012
Film Film Festivals ReviewsReview: Don’t Expect Too Much (EIFF)Receiving its UK Premiere at this years’ Edinburgh International Film Festival, Don’t Expect Too Much By Culture Fix / June 23, 2012
Film Film Festivals ReviewsReview: Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax (EIFF)The Lorax sees Despicable Me director, Chris Renaud, take on one of Dr Seuss’ most By Culture Fix / June 22, 2012
Film Film Festivals Reviews World CinemaReview: Luis Prieto’s Pusher (EIFF)Luis Prieto’s British made update of Nicolas Winding Refn’s 1996 film, Pusher, receives its world By Culture Fix / June 22, 2012
Film Film Festivals ReviewsReview: Richard Ledes’ Fred (EIFF)“Warm, heartfelt, amusing – Fred is terrific” Richard Ledes’ heartfelt drama, Fred, receives its world By Culture Fix / June 22, 2012
Film Film Festivals Reviews TrailersReview: Killer Joe (EIFF)What better way to open the 65th Edinburgh International Film Festival than with iconic director By Culture Fix / June 21, 2012
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsReview: Lovely Molly (EIFF)Eduardo Sanchez has much to live up to – his 1999 feature The Blair Witch By Culture Fix / June 21, 2012
Film Film Festivals Horror Reviews TrailersReview: Guinea Pigs (EIFF)Ian Clark’s much anticipated first feature, Guinea Pigs receives its debut at this year’s Edinburgh By Culture Fix / June 21, 2012
Features Film Film Festivals Horror TrailersFeature: The Best of EIFF 2012Yesterday saw the launch of The Edinburgh International Film Festival’s 66th Programme and it sure By Culture Fix / June 1, 2012