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Author Scot F

Scot F

Scot F

Appreciator of independent and arthouse cinema, I love a good story and love good characters even more. Mysterious Skin, Young Adult, and Welcome to the Dollhouse are among my favourite films- great taste, I know. In good time I'll be writing films myself, but until then I'll happily write about films instead.

The Witches Review – Horrid CGI Can’t Cover Up Awful Anne Hathaway Performance

Scot F
November 4, 2020
Unity
Powered by JustWatch The Witches is a perfect example of why people have every right to be cynical toward remakes. Yes, it’s an interpretation of its own, but the skeleton of Roald ...

This is Paris Review – The Rebranding of a Celebrity Character

Scot F
September 22, 2020
Reviews
Powered by JustWatch Paris Hilton, formerly the most famous person in the world. With This Is Paris, the documentary format breaks the character facade portrayed by the 00’s icon, r...

Poppy’s I Disagree and More – An Artist Coming for the Jugular of Capitalism

Scot F
August 31, 2020
Culture, Reviews
On January 10 2020 recording artist and YouTube enigma Poppy released her third studio album, I Disagree. It was a transformative record that offered a dizzying blend of melodic pure pop, nu metal, industrial,...

Say Something – Kylie Minogue Provides Us With a Twinkle of Light in All This Darkness

Scot F
August 11, 2020
Culture
As the swirling synths open Kylie Minogue’s newest single, Say Something, you can breathe a sigh of relief because a new Kylie gem is upon us. The world at large in 2020 is a dreary reality, one of obvious str...

The Ricci Revival – In Christina Ricci We Trust

Scot F
April 2, 2020
Culture
In times of seclusion and quarantine, the most comforting thing can be a familiar face. Christina Ricci is a face that has been part of my life since the beginning, one of the earliest films I remember seeing ...

Dark Waters Review – Competently Made, but Dreary and Limp

Scot F
February 27, 2020
Reviews
Todd Haynes has a filmography full of absolute gems. He’s a director able to balance stories with emotional gravitas and visual wonder; from the glitter splashed rock’n’roll of Velvet Goldmine to the muted and...

Honey Boy Review – Simply Put, A F**king Amazing Film

Scot F
February 14, 2020
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Honey Boy is Shia LaBeouf’s self-portrait of processing the lifelong resentment and rage of his childhood. It’s a tender film reflecting on growing up with a parent who never treated you how a parent is suppos...

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