Thea Sharrock

Despite being a mystery without an overly complicated mystery to solve, "Wicked Little Letters" turns out to be a rather entertaining frolic of a film.

It should probably be noted that, before going to see this film, the trailer and the fact that it was based on a best-selling novel brought up images of seeing The Fault in Our Stars (2014). While that film was fine on its own merits (and certainly atearjerker in its own right), it struck me that another film should be only two years on its heels, ready to steal the same general plot and rehash it...[Read More]