Year: 2020

chris Banks 25 May 2020

The rape-revenge genre is not one which has always covered itself in glory over the years. With roots in the...

Shane A.Bassett 25 May 2020

Before, Tommy Boy, Black Sheep, the questionable Joe Dirt, or hugely underrated Lost & Found, from one of the greatest...

Freda Cooper 25 May 2020

Small town America in the 1950s, an era riddled with Cold War and reds-under-the-bed paranoia, and where something strange is...

Scott J. Davis 23 May 2020

If nothing else - and it aims for much higher levels than it ultimately is able to reach - The...

Paul 22 May 2020

The summer months looking more like under lockdown, Arrow Academy have summer of fantastic films lined up for our viewing...

Paul 22 May 2020

Love is easy but relationships aren't as Signature Entertainment release the Trailer for UK indie Masters Of Love. After making...

Andrew McArthur 22 May 2020

Helen Hunt makes a rare foray into genre cinema with I See You from director Adam Randall. I See You...

Paul 22 May 2020

When someone talks about "it's so bad, it's so good" Paul Verhoeven’s Showgirls is one of films. 25 years ago...

Andrew McArthur 22 May 2020

Lucky McKee is without question one of the most controversial working horror directors. His most notable work, 2002's May, has...

Paul 22 May 2020

With Summer now looking like will be at home this year, The Criterion Collection and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will...

Paul 22 May 2020

If there's one filmmaker who is an advocate of the cinematic experience it's Christopher Nolan. He immerses himself in the...

Paul 22 May 2020

Poker is, simply put, great fodder for films. The stakes, the drama and the tension all lend themselves perfectly to...

Paul 21 May 2020

There's just a sweet connection with the horror genre and Sundance Film Festival. So many fantastic horrors have arrived via...

Paul 21 May 2020

It seems the mission is over for Nicholas Hoult as he pulls out of Mission Impossible 7. The British actor...