Zehra Phelan
Once failed wannabe actress, Ex-music industry veteran who once dabbled in Artist Management, and now Film Journalist extraordinaire. My love for the arts has seen my fingers in many pies but my love of Film won the battle. Current work credits include Film Editor at Flavourmag, Film Journalist/Writer at HeyUGuys, London Live's London Film Club and DIY Magazine. Previous work credits contributor at The Voice Newspaper, FlickFeast, MyFilmClub and film review slot on radio.
Edith Bowman, Keith Lemon and more join Lionsgate Live! A Night...
Beginning on Saturday 2nd May and continuing every Saturday for four consecutive weeks, Lionsgate UK will Livestream four of its most popular theatrical releases...
We Summon the Darkness Review
Despite the title, there is nothing supernatural about this fluffy horror, just a bit of a murder spree of predictable boredom. You don’t have to look...
How To Achieve Your Lockdown Zen with Blake Lively and Jude...
In these unprecedented times, whether you are couped up amongst screaming, bored kids or by yourself, your mental health and the ability to keep...
The Hunt Review
Despite its controversy and its Bone Tomahawk style violence, it has nothing to say, but it says it way too loudly. Initially set for release...
My Spy Review
Dave Bautista gets outsmarted by a child in an action-comedy that doesn't reinvent the wheel but delivers some cracking gags that will leave you...
Onward Review
Tom Holland and Chris Pratt make for a killer combo in Pixar's latest tear-jerking animation that will have you ugly crying. Pixar’s fascination with death...
The Invisible Man Review
Leigh Whannell kicks off the re-envisioned Monster Universe with a hyper-intense modern-twist on a classic story. These days it’s not hard to trip over a...
The Call of the Wild Review
Harrison Ford stars in The Call of the Wild, a shaggy dog tale that will melt your heart with a CGI dog that finds...
Discover the World of Harley Quinn at the ‘Birds of Prey’...
Warner Bros. Pictures invites the public to channel their inner Harley as they skate into the colourful world of Gotham as seen through the...
Spies in Disguise Review
Pure, honest to god entertainment oozes out of every feel-good moment. Who knew Will Smith as a pigeon would be a winning formula? Troy Quane...
Playing With Fire Review
The physical comedy could be just the remedy to wash down all those Christmas leftovers, but let's face it, it’s not going to burn the...
1917 Press Conference Highlights – Sam Mendes, George MacKay, Mark Strong,...
War films are ten a penny but every so often one comes along that will simply blow you away, not for its grandeur but...
Exclusive: Director Kasi Lemmons talks making ‘Harriet’ and working with Cynthia...
Considering Harriet Tubman was one of the most prominent and courageous women in the fight against slavery, her story has never made it to...
Le Mans ’66 Review
Buckle up and enjoy the ride, this one comes with a complete full-service history that corners like it's on rails. Soaked in blood, sweat and...
Last Christmas Review
For all its unoriginality there is something inherently likeable in this fondue mess. ‘Tis the season to be jolly, well almost thanks to Bridesmaids and...
Doctor Sleep Review
Stands on its own merits with a balancing act that stays faithful to the madness of The Shining but injects an air of horror...
Sorry We Missed You Review
Ken Loach is back on his socialist horse three years after I, Daniel Blake hit right at the heart of austerity Britain. Once again...
Delving into the Rude, Serious, Anarchic and Hilarious, Mark Searby highlights...
From the author of Al Pacino: The Movies Behind The Man, Film Critic and Broadcaster, Mark Searby delves into the world of a comic...
The Beach Bum Review
McConnaughey goes deeply method in a sleazy hedonistic adventure of messy misadventure. Spring Breakers filmmaker, Harmony Korine returns to the big screen with the chameleon...
Zombieland: Double Tap Review
10 years down the line Ruben Fleischer reunites the old-team for the sequel zombie comedy which stays faithful to its predecessor with hilarious stupidity. It’s...
Official Secrets Review
Deceit and corruption amongst political leaders is far from a new revelation, those who possess power in Government have been abusing their positions for...
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil Press Conference Highlights with Angelina Jolie, Elle...
Less than24 hours after the stars of the Disney sequel Maleficent: Mistress of Evil graced the red carpet in the heart of London for...
Gemini Man Review
Sharply clinical action sequences and digital technical prowess fails to ignite the thrills. Filmmaker Ang Lee ventures into the digital de-ageing trend of modern cinema...
Joker Review
Phillips and Phoenix deliver a shattering and fresh new take on an age-old character, a character study of the birth of the supervillain with...
Downton Abbey Press Conference Highlights
Three years after the residents and staff of the beloved Downton Abbey left our TV screens fans of the show can finally let out...
IT Chapter Two Review
A perfect casting can't defeat the curse of a repetitive narrative and an overzealous need for detail. Director Andy Muschietti is back to unfurl the...
The Informer Review
Predictable cliché heaven but immensely thrilling, sucking you into every minute of the action. We’ve come to that point in the summer where blockbusters have...
Good Boys Review
In all its r-rated glory, there is simple pureness of innocence hidden in plain sight. When describing Good Boys, a tween Superbad wouldn’t be too...
Once Upon A Time in Hollywood Review
Tarantino's love letter to Hollywood is rife with heady brilliance and controversy that will suck you in and spit you out. Ever since the announcement...
Blinded By The Light Review
An anger-inducing social commentary and likeable lead can't save the awkwardness and tedium of this little musical number. Bend it Like Beckham’s Gurinder Chadha is...