Blu-Ray Review – Rules of Engagement (2000)
William Friedkin ever since the critical and commercial failures of two of his best films Sorcerer (quite possibly his masterpiece)...
William Friedkin ever since the critical and commercial failures of two of his best films Sorcerer (quite possibly his masterpiece)...
If the concept of a huge black sex toy swathed in a swastika armband that shouts "Sieg Heil!" when it's...
Catherine Hardwicke relocates to London for British dramedy, Miss You Already, starring Toni Collette and Drew Barrymore. There's an undeniable...
Jalmari Helander’s Big Game is a kind of spiritual sequel (or prequel) to his 2010 Christmas horror adventure film Rare...
Tobe Hooper's career is one of the messiest of any Horror "Auteur" of the '70s/80s. His debut film of any...
Once in a few years comes along a film that is so gruelling its becomes painful to watch but that...
Fresh from the gung-ho fun of 2 Guns, Baltasar Kormákur almost reaches a new peak with true life tale, Everest....
Nick Nolte leans past a rotund mountain beauty to help her prise her underwear from the tumbler of a washing...
Wim Wenders like his contemporary Werner Herzog in recent years has devoted his time almost exclusively making documentaries. The latest...
The D Train might look like amusing Friday night fare - which it is - but there's far more to...
Deathgasm. That name conjures up a myriad of things in your mind. A myriad of things that Deathgasm probably contains...
Alan Parker over the years has become a somewhat forgotten director but he came out of a new generation of...
It seems like we need more dystopian teen science fiction at the minute like a fish needs a bicycle. The...
About an hour or so into Woody Allen’s Irrational Man, Joaquin Phoenix’s alcoholic philosophy professor wryly dismisses much of his...