Movie reviews of Evan Popplestone

A complete mess.

A worthy sequel...

A lot of fun if you remember the film from your childhood or if you simply enjoy old adventure movies.

The material comes together so well that his visual obsessions never feel gratuitous...

One of the more enjoyable and rewarding films of the year - even if you might want to throttle her during the early stages.

A rather anally geeky, misjudged and dull comedy thriller despite good performances by its two leads.

A creepy low-budget gem from an Italian director who remains undervalued even today...

Beautifully-directed and superbly-acted chaos, but chaos nonetheless.

A fascinatingly bad Italian-made curiosity...

A raw, intense emotional drama...

Worth a look, but it’s unlikely to give hardened horror fans sleepless nights.

A solid and realistic, if rather long, 1970s thriller.

The performances are uniformly excellent.

More of an interesting curiosity than a great film.

Not exactly the best Shaw Brothers production but it’s still enjoyable.

An engrossing study of female repression and resultant psychopathy...

The script is laden with genuinely funny situations throughout and the actors are all given their opportunities to shine.

The emotions captured here are almost unbearably raw and real...

A surprisingly worthy sequel...

A quiet, modest film which successfully communicates thematic ambition far beyond what most filmmakers could conceive as possible.

When taken as a stylishly violent piece of entertainment with an intriguing background, Atomic Blonde has her finger right on the button.

A very funny film and cleverly written...

Only worth watching for its performances, and even then only barely.

One of the best aspects here is the acting.