michaelparle1 Reviews

The Green Sea (2021)

Lord Dunsany's The Green Sea a wonderful original fantasy

[3 July 2021]

Lord Dunsany, Randal Plunkett has created a film that is rich and deep in meaning with many layers to immerse oneself in, a world full of characters both weird wonderful dark & light in a gorgeous bleak Irish landscape of wind, rain, hopes, dreams & fantasy he skilfully weaves the story

with outstanding performances from all of the cast but especially by its leads the always excellent Katharine Isabelle "Simone" in a career best performance & Ireland's brightest star Hazel Doupe as "The KId" their chemistry is electric

If you want to be transported uplifted taken on an original journey of mystery and fantasy dont miss this outstanding piece of cinematic art.

Strange Angel (2018–2019)

Bring Back Strange Angel

[19 April 2021]

Im sure the powers that be would love this show to go away

Outstanding all round hitting on a very important time in the new religious movements and whose in the middle of it all Jack Parson Aleister Crowley & L Ron Hubburd! You couldnt make it up or could you? Scientology anyone!

Brilliant performances outstanding production values be a crime to allow it to be binned on the strenght of a season and a half

lets have more.

Rare Blood (2020)

Fantastic thriller

[28 April 2020]

Its great to see a professional glossy high quality thriller coming out of South Africa a superb cast make this a treat of twists and turns the scenery is truly awe inspiring so many good performances cant fault it 10 out of 10 for me

look forward to more form this wonderful director & cast

Never Grow Old (2019)

The Maestro Of Horror Ivan Kavanagh delivers again

[13 April 2019]

Absolutely brilliant retelling of the wild west with blistering performances from the leads this is one not to be missed 10 out of 10

Cover Girl Killer (1959)

Harry H Corbett is superb

[29 September 2018]

A wonderful gem of sleazy 1960s London with a brilliant performance from the wonderfully versatile Harry H Corbett in a very dark interesting turn as a Serial killer

Ferry to Hong Kong (1959)

Well worth the trip

[19 February 2017]

Absolutely fantastic film with three greats at the top of their game The legend Noel Purcell, Jurgens & Wells as two opposites or are they are excellently cast.

Wells English accent & comedy timing is very good, shame he didn't do more comedy, Jurgens is just pure class as the black sheep rouge

Amazing action sets the wonderful cast crew locations are a gem of its time well worth a watch and beautiful Sylvia Syms always a treat