GFF 2014 Review – Witching And Bitching (Las brujas de Zugarramurdi)
Take the premise of From Dusk Till Dawn criminals on the run who stumble upon evil forces  and you have...
Film Reviews
GFF 2014 Review – The Dance Of Reality
1990's The Rainbow Thief seemed like it was going to be a sad final note in the career of legendary...
GFF 2014 Review – A Long Way Down
Considering this is a film about people on the verge of suicide, its peculiarly light-hearted, fluffy stuff - perhaps this...
GFF 2014 Review – Cas & Dylan
After making his name in hit nineties Aaron Spelling soap, Beverly Hills 90210, Jason Priestley has become an ever-present feature...
Cinema Review – As The Palaces Burn
Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe’s observation that his music has kept him largely on the straight and narrow and,...
Review – The Book Thief
Brian Percival’s adaptation of Markus Zusak’s esteemed novel The Book Thief  looks like it should be a classic piece of...
GFF 2014 Review – Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me
Elaine Stritch has been a Broadway star for over sixty-five years working with everyone from Stephen Sondheim to Noel Coward....
GFF 2014 Review – The Strange Colour of Your Body’s Tears
Its influence is apparent in many genre features, but giallo is a tradition that gradually appears to have faded away...
DVD Review – The Fifth Estate
As you're on the Internet right now reading these very words, I assume you've at least heard of Wikileaks and...
Blu-ray Review – Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2
The original Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs didn't need a sequel. It's a self-contained story that ends on a...
Review – Robocop (2014)
There was a slight glimmer of hope when it was announced that Brazilian director Jose Padilha (the man behind the acclaimed Elite...
Review – The Monuments Men
The first major cinematic disappointment of 2014 goes to George Clooney's eagerly anticipated directorial vehicle The Monuments Men. Clooney impressed...
Blu-Ray Review – Machete Kills
Machete Kills is first sequel to Robert Rodriguez’s Machete, which comes out of the Grindhouse project he had with his...
Blu-ray Review – John Dies At The End
John Dies at the End is the first film by Don Coscarelli in about a decade. It’s the first one...