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Why did I like Jane Schoenbrun’s love letter to slashers so much, even though I can’t co-sign it? Written by Sam Stokes.
It’s Halloween, so let’s celebrate the 10th birthday of Train to Busan with MovieVersaries.
Film Historian Dani Vilu guests on the latest episode of MovieVersaries to discuss the film regarded as Buster Keaton’s magnum opus.
The latest episode of Frame to Frame features critic Van Connor bringing a couple of ‘ChimpFlicks’ to the table.
The latest from stop-motion maestros Laika Studios is a visually arresting fantasy epic. Written by Sean Wilson.
Strong performances anchor this shattering drama that dares to broach challenging subject matter from the perspective of an innocent child. Written by Sean Wilson from the London Film Festival
Lee Chang-dong returns with a relationship drama both inscrutable and illuminating. Written by Sean Wilson from the London Film Festival.
Academy Watch hosts Bo and Sam discuss the Oscar chances of DIGGER, one of the biggest box office bombs in recent memory.
Following The Social Network was always going to be a challenge, especially without David Fincher directing. Written by Sam Stokes.
John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell excel in Martin McDonagh’s typically sly black comedy. Written by Sean Wilson at the London Film Festival.
Andrew Scott is outstanding in a rousing biopic that excavates warmth from tragedy. Written by Sean Wilson reporting from the London Film Festival.
Adapting The Odyssey for modern times; Nolan’s exploration of PTSD and inhumanity. Written by Sam Stokes.
Will The Odyssey be a second Oscar juggernaut for Christopher Nolan, or might there be a case of voter fatigue that strikes this early season Best Picture Frontrunner?
Tom Cruise and director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu go for broke in a wild climate satire. Written by Sean Wilson.
Awards Season is upon us, so join the new look Academy Watch to see what are the ‘must see’ films of the season.
Apartheid, Colonialism, Guerrilla Warfare against the might of an Empire; The Battle of Algiers is a searingly important film to this day.
Punch & Pie Media is thrilled to introduce the newest member of our team; UK Film Critic Sam Stokes.
Heavy lies the crown. Does Citizen Kane live up to its enormous reputation all these years down the track.
On this latest episode, the boys go decidedly low-brow with, ahem, some Ingmar Bergman and Alexander Payne.
The latest episode of Frame to Frame finds Andy and Sean taking Hellraiser and Event Horizon and slamming them together… as you do…
Mark Kermode and Jenny Nelson stopped in to Frame to Frame to discuss their new book ‘Surround Sound’.
Continuing our series on the Sight and Sound Poll, let’s look at the 2nd Greatest Movie Ever.
Is The Searchers THE Greatest American Western looking down on racism on the Frontier, or is it just plain racist? Or is it both? The latest MovieVersaries episode endeavours to answer this question as the film turns 70 years old.
On this latest episode of Frame to Frame, Andy Williams and Sean Wilson tackle two adaptations of Homer’s ‘Odyssey’.
Ken Loach’s second Palme d’Or winner turns 10 this year, and it’s sadly as relevant as ever.
To begin our new series re-evaluating the Sight and Sound Poll, what better place to start than the film anointed the greatest of all time?
Episode 255 of Frame to Frame is here, and this time the relatively orthodox couple of Andy Williams and Sean Wilson are talking ‘unorthodox relationships’ in cinema.
With the recent passing of Sam Neill, what better time to look at one of his great performances 10 years down the road.