Frank about Film

Amhara and Frank are back to discuss Emerald Fennell's "Wuthering Heights"  and Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die  (dir. Gore Verbinski, wri. Mathew Robison).

Frank and Amhara are back to talk about film! In this episode the duo discuss Harry Lighton’s Pillion,  a romantic comedy drama which examines a BDSM relationship with an ethically challenging power dynamic. 

In this episode Frank and Amhara shed light on their opinions on Benny Safdie’s MMA biopic The Smashing Machine , and, Paul Thomas Anderson’s action thriller One Battle After Another. Timestamps: The Smashing Machine review: 00:51 (We DO NOT waste time, nor, beat about the bush!) One Battle After Another review: 26:35

In this week’s episode, Frank and Amhara discuss Eddington (Ari Aster), and fire-off some mini review for their recent viewings: The Naked Gun (Akiva Schaffer), Caught Stealing (Darren Aronofsky) and Bring Her Back (Danny and Michael Philippou).

It’s your boys, Frank and Amhara, and they’re back to discuss James Gunn’s new Superman . But...do they think it holds true enough to the comics? 

Frank and Amhara finally return to the mic to review Jospeh Kosinski’s F1 The Movie (written by Ehren Kruger). But were they won over by Pitt’s charisma and the excitement of the race, or did they find the film to be a corporate husk?

2 months after Frank and Amhara reviewed Alex Garland's last film, the pedantic duo return to review  28 Years Later  (written by Alex Garland and directed by Danny Boyle). But, does the film live up to the legacy of the legendary original, or is it a grutesque reanimation of a sacred corpse?* *The 'Rage' virus does not bring about the reanimation of the dead. But its kinda a zombie film... 

The pedantic cinemaphile duo, Amhara and Frank, are back to critique Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland’s Warfare and Ryan Coogler’s Sinners . 

In this week’s episode Frank and Amhara beat around the bush and are late to the gun to discuss Severance, following season 2's finally. Despite immediately prefacing that the episode will be vague spoiler filled rambling of no merit to anyone who hasn’t watched the show already, they take it upon themselves to explain the show's very base premise.

In this week’s episode of Frank and Amhara discuss and review Bong Joon Ho’s dark comedy science-fiction film Mickey 17 (an adaptation of Edward Ashton’s novel Mickey 7 ) and Steven Soderbergh spy thriller Black Bag (written by David Koepp).   Mickey 17, set in the future, follows Robbert Pattinson’s titular Mickey, who, to escape his debt to a powerful and sadistic loan shark, hastily signs up fo...

In this week’s episode, Amhara and Frank discuss and review Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist , a period drama starring Adrian Brody as a Hungarian born Jewish architect trying to realise the American dream while dealing with anti-semitism and the horrors of the holocaust.

In this week’s episode Frank and Amhara discuss and review Halina Reijn's Babygirl, an erotic thriller with Nicole Kidman playing a CEO who has an affair with an intern at her company. But, is it coffee table smut, or, a profound examination of sexuality and gender-based traditions?

In this week’s episode Frank and Amhara discuss Robert Eggers’ new Nosferatu.  After a Romanian migrant secures property from a German real estate agent he embarks on a journey to have sex with his wife…Yes, it’s the evil vampire Nosferatu! And this count has a lusts for more than just blood. 

In this week's episode, Amhara and Frank list their top 10 favourite films of 2024. Frank picks the easy fruit choosing the films of his favourite directors, and Amhara positions himself above the guideline of official UK release dates, listing films that he saw at London film festival.

In this week's episode, Frank and Amhara review and dicuss Sean Baker's new comedy-drama  Anora , staring Mikey Madison and Mark Eidelstein. Note: Spoilers at 31:28 onward

In this week’s episode, Frank and Ethan discuss and review Joker: Folie à Deux and The Outrun, finishing with a bonus film recommendation (It’s What’s Inside).

In this new review from visionary film viewers Frank and Amhara, the loquacious duo discuss Coralie Fargeat’s new satirical body horror The Substance.  Does the film have any substance? Or is it a tonally irratic tideous bore? Will Frank have learnt to pronounce the cast and crews name before recording, or, will this be yet another exercise in distastefulness? Find out in this enlightening opinion...

In this week’s episode, Frank reviews the new Fede Alvarez instalment in the Alien Franchise, Alien Romulus , and Zoe Kravitz directorial debut, Blink Twice . Amhara also reviewed these films, but due to a technical error his audio was lost. Timestamps: Alien Romulus: 00:36 Blink Twice: 10:59 Blink Twice Spoiler talk: 15:15

In this week’s episode of ‘Frank About Film’, Frank and Amhara discuss and review Oz Perkins’ new horror/crime thriller ‘Longlegs’. Spoilers at 39:00

In this week’s episode of Frank About Film, Frank and Amhara review and discuss MaXXXine, the third instalment in Ti West’s ‘X’ trilogy. The film is set in 1980s Los Angeles, amist the Night Stalker murders, and follows Maxine Minx (Mia Goth)a adult film star, who, refuses to let a rampant serial killer distracted her from her opportunity of Hollywood fame.  SPOILER WARNING: This review is spoiler...

They are finally back! Its your old friends Frank and Amhara, and they're here to review Richard Linklater's new Netflix romcom 'Hit man.' The film follows Gary (Glen Powel), a University psychology and philosophy professor, and a part time undercover cop. In his newly appointed role as an undercover cop, Gary posses as hitmen in sting operations to solicit muder for hire confessions. Gary invitab...

In this week’s episode Frank and Amhara discuss and review ‘ Furiousa: A Mad Max Saga’ (George Miller) and ‘ The Fall Guy ’ (David Leitch).

Frank and Amhara are finally back! Buckle up for a open, honest, and direct review of the Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (dir. Wes Ball), and ‘Love Lies Bleeding’ (dir. Rose Glass)!

Their Back! England’s lead voices in film criticism return to give lukewarm recommendations to ‘Challengers’ and ‘Monkey Man’.  In this weeks episode Frank and Amhara have each respectively only seen one of the subject films, and, as  never previously attempted on this show, try to interview each other about them. If you’d call having a conversation with someone about something you haven’t seen an...

Amhara and Frank are back to discuss Alex Garland’s new ‘what-if?’ dystopia film’ Civil War’! Frank is tentative with the fear that he may not be able to sufficiently communicate how much he recommends the film, whereas, Amhara throws caution to the wind and spews whatever thoughts pops into his head willy-nilly! Is the show good, or is it a rambling burdensome waste of time? Let us know at franka...