Sexy Beast Review (4K Second Sight Films)
Sexy Beast is a first-time watch for me. Somehow, despite it being on my list for the longest time, I’d...
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Manhunter: The Final Cut 4K Review
There are certain films where you can immediately see the blueprint for everything a director would go on to become....
12 Angry Men (Criterion review)
It seems apt that following on from the release of Little Odessa, a directorial debut that feels way too assured...
Faces of Death Review (2026 Tubi Frightfest Festival)
In 1978, the horror exploitation film Faces of Death satisfied a perverse craving for modern audiences: the desire to see...
Little Odessa (Criterion Review)
Directorial debuts can be funny things. Usually a little rough around the edges, they often feel like a bit of...
Chum Review: Shocking AI-Infused “Film” That Shows The Worst Of New Hollywood
When you settle down to watch a shark film called Chum, you know you're bound to witness something so silly...
Review – Our Hero Balthazar (Digital Release)
If ever there was a movie for our time, it is Our Hero, Balthazar. The film, directed by longtime Safdie...
Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (Criterion Review)
From the very first frame of Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, Martin Scorsese stamps his own personality on the film...
Fairyland Review
For his feature debut, director/writer Andrew Durham has taken us to somewhere we know, or at least feel we do...
Martial Law: Lo Wei’s Wuxia World Review (Eureka Entertainment)
Lo Wei is a legendary Hong Kong director and actor; his work on The Big Boss and Fist of Fury...
Charade Review (Criterion Collection)
Famously described as "the best Hitchcock film Hitchcock never made", Stanley Donen's Charade has spent more than sixty years being...
Cruel Tale of Bushido Review (Eureka Entertainment)
Subservience to a greater power is something we all experience, even as we strive to be the masters of our...
The Invincible Eight Review (Eureka Entertainment)
Golden Harvest, the studio that would become the de facto face of Hong Kong action cinema in the late 1970s...
Body Heat Review (Criterion Collection)
With the country currently in the grip of an extreme heatwave, Criterion’s UK release of Body Heat could not be...