Thomasin McKenzie
Fackham Hall Review
Grab your chamber pot m’lady! Jim O’Hanlon (TV’s The Bill & Coronation Street) and Jimmy Carr (8 out of 10 cats) do Downton Abbey, in the absurdly funny British send up, Fackham Hall. If you enjoy The Naked Gun, you know what to expect here. Rapid fire visual and speech gags about cocks, turds, incest, norks, molestation and finger food. Set against the backdrop of ailing 1930’s aristocracy. T...
Last Night in Soho Review
Edgar Wright’s love for vintage music has been more apparent than ever from his last few films, more recently in his documentary The Sparks Brothers and prior to that, the thumpingly cool caper Baby Driver. But music is also put to expert use in his earlier comedies. I’m sure many (like myself) still associate Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” with Shaun of the Dead and his new film, Last Night In Soho,...
Old Review
I don’t think M. Night Shyamalan understands what people actually liked about The Sixth Sense and it seems like no one’s bothered explaining it to him in 20 years. I say this as someone who still has not seen Split (I’ve heard it’s the exception to the rule that has plagued the better part of two decades of his filmography) but who has developed a great fatigue for Shyamalan’s perception of his ow...