Phil Hoad is a freelance journalist. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, film and cinema, social issues, and culture, often exploring themes related to healthcare and animal welfare. Phil's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Guardian, Yahoo Movies UK, and The Irish Times.
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Phil Hoad predominantly focuses on providing reviews of films. His coverage revolves around film analysis, rankings, genres, and international movies. He seems to have a keen interest in presenting critical perspectives on diverse cinematic works.
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Horror drama about a marsupial in the frame for murder brings earnestness and maudlin backstory where none is needed
By: Phil Hoad
A strong cast and a spooky mannequin deliver heavy gothic frisson as a blind woman investigates her sister’s unnatural death
By: Phil Hoad
Phil Hoad · 2-min read This deft Irish supernatural horror-cum-clairvoyant detective story delivers heavy frisson with
By: Phil Hoad
Phil Hoad · 2-min read Giving heavy credence to blokes of a certain age – and likely targeted at them too – this noir thriller
By: Phil Hoad
Stuart Gatt’s adventurous debut pitches meathead Clyde and his downtrodden wife Geena against city-dwelling newcomers Andy and Amaya
By: Phil Hoad
Phil Hoad · 8-min read Inland Empire It is one of life's eternal mysteries that for the last two decades of his
By: Phil Hoad
The great American film-maker died this week, leaving behind a body of work unmatched in its seductive strangeness and transcendent mystery. We put it in order
By: Phil Hoad
Seemingly inspired by the Rotherham child rape scandal, Nathan Shepka’s film has both a streak of sentimentality and an appetite for violence
Seemingly inspired by the Rotherham child rape scandal, Nathan Shepka’s film has both a streak of sentimentality and an appetite for violence
By: Phil Hoad
A Chinese student arrives in New Zealand and continues her father’s experimental research in Sasha Rainbow’s cosmetic chiller
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