Blu-Ray Review – The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976)
 The Town That Dreaded Sundown comes during an interesting period of the slasher film, it's right in-between the releases...
Month: August 2015
Kate Winslet ’s Period Dramas
Bursting onto screens with her strikingly English rose features and vivacious demeanour, Kate Winslet has carved out an impressive and...
Jennifer Lawrence Sparkles In New Joy Trailer And Poster
Jennifer Lawrence next film may have one meaning but Joy of Working once again with David O'Russell or Joy that...
DVD Review – The Monday Night War: WWE vs. WCW
The Monday Night War was a fascinating period in professional wrestling. After running unopposed for mainstream success for decades, the...
DVD Review – The Duff (2015)
In a genre infamous for making its young female audience question their social status and personal identity, The DUFF is...
Win The Town That Dreaded Sundown On DVD
To celebrate the release of The Town That Dreaded Sundown, available now on DVD, we are giving you the chance...
Blu-Ray Review – The Knick Season 1 (2014)
Steven Soderbergh has struggled through Hollywood for the last 25 years, been one of the best examples of a one...
Blu-Ray Review – My Darling Clementine (1946)
John Ford is the director most associated with the classic era of Hollywood Western filmmaking. He is probably best...
Harry Potter Spin-Off Fantastic Beasts Starts Shooting
He may not officially be coming back but the wizardly world of Harry Potter is coming back and today we...
Todd Haynes Carol Set For BFI London Film Festival, Watch Trailer
With 2 weeks until The 59th BFI London Film Festival unveils it's 2015 line up, BFI have announced Todd Haynes...
Blu-Ray Review – Pickup on South Street (1953)
Sam Fuller brought a much-needed punch to American cinema with his brand of journalistic noir and Pickup on South Street...
Raw Recap – 10th August, 2015
Seth Rollins opened the show this week with yet more bragging about how he put John Cena out of action...
Blu-Ray Review – Roadie (1980)
Roadie is directed by Alan Rudolph who was Robert Altman's assistant director on many of his exceptional films like The Long...
Film4 Frightfest 2015 Review – Bait (2015)
Bait opens with images from it's denouement and that is one of the single biggest risks a film can take.If the...