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Katharine Hepburn movies in order

 In 1932, Katharine Hepburn made her film debut in the movie, A Bill of Divorcement. From here she followed up her film acting work with appearances in movies such as Christopher Strong and Morning Glory. To begin with, her on-screen roles in movies were small parts, but over time this soon changed. As the years rolled on she had…

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Review: Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey (2023)

 After Christopher Robin heads off to college, and leaves behind his friends in the 100 Acre Wood, Winnie-the-Pooh, Piglet, and the rest of the gang find themselves struggling to survive on their own. Becoming desperate for food, Pooh and Co. eventually turn feral, they eat Eeyore, and quickly descend into depravity. Fast forward five years,…

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Review: Headless Horseman

 After being shot four times(!), hit over the head with a pumpkin(!!), and left for dead while his girlfriend is kidnapped(!!!), seriously unlucky guy, Brandon, prays for some help from the heavens. But with God busy, possibly disinterested, or unavailable for budgetary reasons, The Devil responds to the prayer instead, and heads to Earth to…

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Kevin Bacon movies in order

 In 1978, Kevin Bacon made his film debut in the movie, National Lampoon’s Animal House. From here he followed up his film acting work with appearances in movies such as Starting Over and The Gift.  To begin with, his on-screen appearances were small roles, but soon his star status began to grow. This in turn increased his presence on…

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Jackie Chan movies in order

 In 1962, Jackie Chan made his film debut via an uncredited role in the movie, Big and Little Wong Tin Bar. From here he followed up his acting work with further appearances in films such as The Story of Ching Hsian-Lien, Huang jiang nu xia, and The Blade Spares None. To begin with, his on-screen roles were very small…

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Review: Unlocked (2023)

 In Unlocked, Lee Na Mi is an ordinary young woman, going about her life as usual, when one night she loses her phone on the bus. Na Mi doesn’t notice the phone is missing until the next morning, by which time it has already been picked up by someone else. After calling her own number,…

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Review: Sharper (2023)

 Arriving on Apple TV+ today, following a one-week run in select US cinemas last week, is the psychological thriller, Sharper. The movie – directed by Benjamin Caron – stars Justice Smith, Briana Middleton, Sebastian Stan, Julianne Moore, and John Lithgow, and follows the lives of five characters who become involved in a story of deception.…

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Review: The Son

 New to UK cinemas from Friday is the hard-hitting psychological drama, The Son. The movie – from director Florian Zeller – stars Hugh Jackman, Laura Dern, Vanessa Kirby, Zen McGrath, and Anthony Hopkins, and tells the story of a relationship between an absentee father and his severely depressed son. In the movie, Jackman takes on…

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Review: Re/Member

 In Re/Member, Asuka is a lonely high school student who has no friends. Every day, she goes to school alone, she spends hours working alone, and then she goes home alone, with no positive interactions from anyone her own age. Every day for Asuka is the same. Life is less than fun, and navigating her…

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