David Barron

I certainly felt lost after watching The Forest of the Lost Souls, but I am not sure that was a good thing. A film of two halves, I became lost as it transitioned from a dark, ethereal fairytale (the Brothers Grimm kind) to a more…

In 2013, The Purge introduced us to a very novel concept: across the USA, for one night a year, all crime is legal. Before we can begin debating the socio-economic ramifications of such a stark piece of government legislation, the film…

Seen as the father of streaming media, it is hard to dispute that Netflix is the one stop shop for all manner of films, ranging from sentimental romance to hard-hitting documentaries and everything in-between. However, since 2012 the media…

Nocturnal Animals is a joy to watch. This Tom Ford production shows lightning sometimes strikes twice, following his earlier, enthralling film A Single Man. While circumstances in my life at the time I first watched the picture might have…

David Barron wanted to like this film more than he did.

Video game adaptations usually aren't that great. Silent Hill is a glaring exception.