DVD Review – Sacrament (2015)
Lee and Blake are a young couple on a spring break trip to the Texan coast.Along with a motley crew...
Lee and Blake are a young couple on a spring break trip to the Texan coast.Along with a motley crew...
The latest film to enter the Masters of Cinema catalogue is A Letter to Three Wives. It's an Oscar-winning melodrama from...
The Wackowskis changed cinema forever with The Matrix when it burst on our screens in 1999. They followed it with two...
Director and co-writer Shane Abbess successfully harks back to the glory days of the sci-fi genre with a refreshingly enjoyable...
Oh boy, where to start. First off, Knock Knock is Eli Roth’s fifth and arguably most accomplished feature to date,...
It seems that no one taught director Isabel Coixet and writer Sarah Kernochan to drive any further than the middle...
From the onset it seems evident in which direction Tony Ayres' Australian crime thriller Cut Snake is heading -...
Patrick Brice’s The Overnight won’t be for everyone, its tale of thirty-something parents struggling to cope with family-life, a new...
The 2nd film in this week's Music film week is about early '80s music scene in Athens, Georgia. It came...
After the charm laden Paris, je t'aime and New York, I Love You, producer Emmanuel Benbihy sets his sights on...
Chilean martial arts action/western Redentor (aka Redeemer) has its sights set on capturing the pulpy ultra-violent tone of the likes of...
In what has been a somewhat unremarkable year for the horror genre thus far (minus It Follows), Corin Hardy's Irish...
Few musicians are as deserving of a biopic than Brian Wilson, the musical genius behind the era-defining sound of The...
The thought of Arnold Scwarzenegger starring in a 'zombie film' is set to conjure up fanboy pleasing images of the...