Movie reviews of Simon Storey

Empowerment cinema at its most commercial and easily digestible.

Enough to warrant a recommendation.

If you’re a fan of this era, this music or this band: this is the film you’ve been waiting for.

A portrait of the summer we all wish we had...

A very interesting piece that deals with some fascinating themes.

Does do an excellent job of telling the very interesting story of McDonald’s genesis...

For any horror fan this delivers exactly what you want...

Raises chuckles one minute but then goes on awkward segues which distract from the whole the next.

Although it’s for a niche audience, this is a simple yet lovely Australian story.

An amazing piece of film making which recreates the last days of his young man with a very dark sympathy.

Manages to be both a meditation on art and a work of art itself...

Everything that doco junkies are looking for.

Ice-in-spine, shit-in-pants levels of terrifying.

Alongside the music the other treat is all the new pieces of trivia here to discover.

Aiming for low brow entertainment and for the most part hitting the target.

Dramatic in the best sense with relatable characters taking on real life problems...

A delightfully curious entry into the coming of age genre...

While the film is a waste of time the message is at least commendable...

Still stands on the quality of McConaughey’s performance, the incredible true story it tells...

A film as baffling as it is awkward.

A lot of fun which manages to breathe new life into the format of found-footage.

Beautiful images, boundless optimism and charm...

A ‘feel-good’ film in the truest sense that shouldn’t be missed.

Lindon’s incredibly restrained and subtly angry performance deserves all the plaudits it’s getting.