Escape From 21st Century Review
Time travel, as a concept, is often inherently illogical. Different films approach it with their own sets of rules and...
Home Entertainment
The First Slam Dunk Review
Diverting from the source material is always a risk for any adaptation. Fans of the original work want to see...
Deep Blue Sea 4K Review
In 1975, Steven Spielberg's Jaws released in cinemas and, to this day, remains the greatest shark film of all time....
Fight To Live Review / Interview
Now based in the Australian sunshine state, Queensland, it's an appropriate bright place for the story of Rebecca Rawlings to...
Tekkonkinkreet Review
Studio 4°C made a striking debut with Western audiences through their work on The Animatrix, animating five of its nine...
Film Review – City Lights (1931)
He's film’s most iconic tramp, Charlie Chaplin returns with what some consider his greatest film, City Lights. Now released and...
Digital Review – The Witches (2020)
At the risk of sounding like a stuck record, why? Why re-make a film when the original is so timeless...
TV Review – Get Shorty (2017-19)
Loosely based on the 1990 novel by Elmore Leonard, Chris O’Dowd stars as the gangster-turn-movie-producer Miles Daly, who attempts to...
Digital Review – Come As You Are (2019)
A road movie. One where a group of friends set off without telling their parents, because they’d try to stop...
Digital Review – Scoob! (2020)
He’s the hound that launched a thousand impersonations, scoffed squillions of Scooby Snacks and kick-started a seemingly never-ending TV franchise. ...
Blu-ray Review – Game Of Thrones Season 3 Box Set
The third season of HBO’s fantasy series Game of Thrones is released on DVD and Blu-Ray just ahead of season...
Journeyman Complete Series DVD Review
The story centres around reporter and family man Dan Vasser (Kevin McKidd) who suddenly starts traveling back through his own...
Game Of Thrones Season 2 Blu-Ray Review
The second season of HBO’s fantasy epic series is mainly based on the events in the novel A Clash of...
Jay and Silent Bob Get Old: Teabagging in the UK DVD Review
Jay and Silent Bob, the two-man show that has defined a generation, finally grow up…well, not really. That’s why the...