Month: November 2015

Paul 13 November 2015

They want to kill us all, not everything at the other end of the rainbow will have an happy ending...

Ian Schultz 13 November 2015

Arrow has really upped their game this year with releasing Spaghetti westerns. The latest is Requiescant which was directed by Carlo Lizzani...

Paul 13 November 2015

On 16th November 2015, The Gallows arrives onto Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. To celebrate,...

Ian Schultz 13 November 2015

Antoine Fuqua made a splash with Training Day back in 2001 which won Denzel Washington a long overdue Oscar. Over the...

Ian Schultz 10 November 2015

"I've got a tape I want to play." Byrne says and then kicks into a solo rendition of Talking Heads'...

Ian Schultz 9 November 2015

This set presents the complete seven seasons of Hitchcock’s iconic TV show, which brought episodes of murder and weirdness to...

Ben Browne 9 November 2015

Cards on the table straight away with this one. I never watched The Goonies as a child, so haven't got...

Ben Browne 9 November 2015

Like many others, I love Breaking Bad. It's one of my favourite television shows ever. When I heard that they...

Andrew McArthur 9 November 2015

Feeling like a contemporary trash epic in the vein of the work of John Waters and Andy Warhol, Tangerine unfolds...

Paul 9 November 2015

Every generation has a story and in the latest TV Spot for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the new generation...

Goncalo Sousa 9 November 2015

Universal’s previous attempt at portraying the life of Apple’s beloved founder, 2013’s JOBS, saw an Ashton Kutcher whose uncanny likeness...

Thomas Jones 9 November 2015

Dragonball Z Kai Season 1 In Dragonball Z season 1 we see the return of a now adult goku (barely)...

Paul 8 November 2015

It's been a few weeks since we had a Sunday Short Theatre and we kick off the return with a...

Paul 8 November 2015

In an industry heavily dominated by male action characters, it is refreshing to see a female take the spotlight as...