Music of the Movies: Tim Burton
Tim Burton’s stylistic and directorial hallmarks can be seen throughout his three-decade spanning film career. His films have achieved both box office success, cult following status and critical acclaim; a feat […]
Author Archives: Andrew Armfield
A Love Letter To… Drag Me To Hell
“We will meet again” And with these four words begins the unravelling of one of the best modern horror films of the last decade. In 2009 Sam Raimi returned to […]
Devil’s Knot – Review
We are welcomed by a characteristically grumpy Colin Firth and an unusually mumsy Reece Witherspoon to Devil’s Knot, a fascinating if ultimately flaccid true crime drama. The performances of the […]
Music of the Movies: John Hughes
A time of big hair, shoulder pads and synthesizer-doused elevator music, the 1980s is a relic of a decade in which so much happened in the worlds of fashion, film […]
Music of the Movies: Wes Anderson
When it comes to stylised quirkiness and off-the-wall humour, there is one film maker who stands out against all others, and that is the inimitable writer and director Wes Anderson. […]
One Room With A View 