Film Review – A Good Woman Is Hard To Find (2019)
Definitively immersing herself, an unequivocal Sarah Bolger as Sarah, outstandingly consumes her dark portrayal of a single mum grappling with...
Year: 2021
A Quiet Place: Part II Gets A Home Release Date sshh!
Silence is survival and next month you can experience that nerve shredding sci-fi horror once again when Paramount Home Entertainment...
Film Review – The Green Sea (2021)
Abstract storytelling told across seven chapters with epilogue. Written and directed by proficient Randal Plunkett, successfully capturing a redemption tale...
Film Review – Kandisha (2020)
Amélie suffers a brutal assault at the hands of her cowardly ex. In preference to calling the police, she opts...
Win Best of Wrestlemania Main Events On DVD
To celebrate the DVD release of Best of Wrestlemania Main Events we are giving away a copy to one lucky...
Sunday Short Theatre – The Desert (2021)
Humanity versus the machine, we've seen many films on life living robots. Many they are the enemy, other films we...
Never Be Home Alone With How To Deter A Robber UK Trailer
Next month we will once again be covering Fantasia Festival. 2020 may have been a virtual celebration of genre films,...
Studiocanal Put Faith Online With American Gods Season 3
Faith is on the line this autumn when Studiocanal UKÂ are set to release Season Three of the beautiful and...
Multiple New Posters For Cathy Brady’s ‘Wildfire’
A Few weeks ago we shared the intense UK Trailer for upcoming Cathy Brady's Irish indie drama Wildfire. Today Modern...
Sidney Lumet’s The Pawnbroker Getting A BFI Re-release
Oscar-nominated and a BAFTA winner for his performance, Rod Steiger firmly established his credentials as an actor of international standing...
Film Review – The Call (2020)
Interesting concept, mostly over duration of one night with a group of generally nasty teens given an ultimatum that may...
Review – Rick and Morty Season 5 Episode 4 – Rickdependence Spray
Rick and Morty comes back from last week's misfire with by far the most repugnant premise in recent memory. On...
Film Review – Deerskin (2019)
Over two years on from its world premiere at Cannes in the Directors' Fortnight section in 2019, Quentin Dupieux and...
Film Review – Escape Room: Tournament of Champions (2021)
In an era one step removed from some of the biggest horror franchises of recent times - Halloween, Friday the...