Bluray Review – Graduation (2016)
Pressures on young people happen every day. Pressures to behave, fit in, look good - but for Eliza, her father...
Peter Fletcher
I'm just a normal, working guy who loves movies.
I have a wide range of tastes, ranging from Brit thrillers to Russian dramas. There is no greater feeling to me than to discover new movies.
Lady from Shanghai and Experiment in Terror: Newest Titles from Indicator
Lady from Shanghai Crime, Film-Noir, Drama | USA, 1947 |24th April 2017(UK) | Powerhouse Films |Dir.Orson Welles | Rita Heyworth,...
DVD Review – The Pass (2016)
The Pass is three scenes in three hotel rooms that span one decade, following two footballers (Russell Tovey & Arinze...
Bluray Review – Paterson (2016)
"I like how all the circles are different," Paterson encouragingly remarks to his carefree, dilettantish girlfriend Laura, whose unbridled artistic...
Fat City, The Big Heat and The Front – 3 new titles from Indicator
Fat City An unglamorous, unsentimental and uncompromising boxing flick, with John Huston trying on some New Hollywood togs and finding...
Bluray Review – The Light Between Oceans (2016)
I was ready to witness a Nicholas Sparks imitator with The Light Between Oceans; rather I enjoyed a whiff of...
Bluray Review – Arrival (2016)
Denis Villeneuve has a way of punching you in the gut so hard, it hurts for days, months or even...
Bluray Review – Cul-de-sac (1966)
I had heard very little praise surrounding Polanski's Cul-de-Sac. Given the amount of discourse generated around his most lauded films...
Bluray Review – The Last Detail (1973)
It seems to me as though the attitudes and characters presented in this film would probably be a very close...
Bluray Review – Bunny Lake is Missing (1965)
This film stars Americans Carol Lynley and Keir Dullea and is superbly directed by golden era Hollywood maverick Otto Preminger,...
Bluray Review – The Anderson Tapes (1971)
There's no messing about with this film or its characters. The Anderson of the title (Sean Connery) finishes up his...
Bluray Review – The Childhood of a Leader (2016)
Obviously working with such auteur directors as Von Trier, Haneke and Campos has rubbed off on actor turned director Brady...
DVD Review – War on Everyone (2016)
Michael McDonaugh checklist. 1. Corrupt but likeable protagonists, check. 2. Abhorrent antagonists, check. 3. Comedy that will offend every sex,...
John Carpenter’s Vampires & Ghosts of Mars Review
Vampires opens with a trained, fully-equipped team of vampire slayers, led by Jack Crow (James Woods), methodically purging a "nest"...