Yojimbo & Sanjuro 4K Review (2025)
A pair of Akira Kurosawa classics hit 4K for the first time, and as ever it's an ideal format to...
Blu-ray/4K Reviews
Creep Review (Second Sight Limited Edition Blu-ray)
From the release of Cannibal Holocaust back in 1980, found footage horror films have gone from strength to strength. Exploding...
Things Will Be Different Review
Things Will Be Different is a thoroughly engaging Sci-Fi thriller is a lovingly written thank-you note to the bonding power...
Seven Samurai 4K Review (2024)
What else is there to say about a movie like Seven Samurai? Inarguably one of the greatest and most influential...
Late Night With The Devil Review
Late Night with the Devil is the cleverest found footage film since The Blair Witch Project. Rather than follow the...
Take Cover Review
An intermittently thrilling actioner, Take Cover is at its best when it stops trying to emulate starrier films with bigger...
Film Review – Quadrant (2024)
Certainly wasn't expecting what unravelled throughout this captivating A.I, Jack the Ripper escapade of high ambitions on a micro budget...
Film Review – Sasquatch Sunset (2024)
Following the hugely successful global film festival run of this obscure, melodramatic, absurdist comedy following a family of Sasquatches on...
Film Review – Ikiru (1952)
Akira Kurosawa was one of Japan’s greatest filmmakers. While he’s often celebrated for his bold, ambitious filmmaking, as seen in...
Film Review – Malcolm X (1992)
Malcolm X opens with a shot of the American flag going up in flames. This alone is a powerful imagery...
Film Review – You’re Next (2011)
Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett are making quite a name for themselves as contenders in modern horror. If you check...
Film Review – Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum (2018)
Found footage horror films are a staple of the genre. While The Blair Witch Project was not the first found...
Film Review – Creation of the Gods 1: Kingdom of Storms (2023)
Large-scale fantasy epics are quite few and far between, and the quality of such projects has been inconsistent, to say...
Film Review – The Moon (2023)
Space will always be a fascinating subject matter in film. Whether it's the story of how we avoided disaster with...