DVD Review: A Horrible Way To Die
Handheld camera techniques have become a prominent style in the horror genre and these are pushed to the limit in...
Film Reviews
DVD Review:Honey 2
When you watch any of the X-Factor or Britain's Got Talent you can see about 60% of the contestants has...
Blu-Ray Review:Maniac Cop
Should B-movies be released in High Definition? Tarantino and Rodriguez even tried to age Grindhouse to give it the exploitation...
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DVD Review: The Conspirator
Let's be honest we live in a world that thrives on conspiracy, from politics, power struggles, religion, secret societies and...
Blu-Ray Review:Henry Portrait Of A Serial Killer
In the 1980s John McNaughton was given $110,000 to make a horror film and he set about making one that...
Blu Ray Review: Mimic Special Edition
Some movies simply don’t work. The reason why is often far more interesting than the films themselves. Mimic is not...
DVD Review: The Ward
John Carpenter's first cinematic feature film since 2001, The Ward, shows that he's still a reasonably strong voice in the...
DVD Review:Stake Land
Stake Land is a post apocalyptic road movie about a man known only as ‘Mister’ and a teenager who journey...
DVD Review: The Woman
Lucky McKee is without question one of the most controversial working horror directors. His most notable work, 2002's May, has...
DVD Review:The Messenger
There was a time when wars were justified (World War 2), other times we have no clue why they went...
Review: Everything Must Go
Dan Rush's indie drama, Everything Must Go, based on Raymond Parker's short story Why Don't You Dance? tells the...
Review: Sleeping Beauty
As Julia Leigh’s directorial debut, Sleeping Beauty is notable for it’s conceptual daring and narrative ambition, especially considering the current...
Review: Footloose
Craig Brewer's update of the 1984 classic, Footloose, follows the story of high school student Ren (Kenny Wormald) as he moves...
Review: Real Steel
Real Steel quite surprisingly is a film which a lot of people generally think isn't actually "real", Â given the somewhat...