Fairyland Review
For his feature debut, director/writer Andrew Durham has taken us to somewhere we know, or at least feel we do...
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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...
Insomnia Review (Second Sight Films)
Insomnia opens with a flurry of unsettling imagery. A black leather-gloved figure meticulously cleans a woman’s nails, washes her hair...
The Butcher’s Blade Review
Chinese direct‑to‑video (DTV) action films on platforms like iQIYI dominate action‑film X whenever a new title drops. Pushing the boundaries...
Point Blank Review (Criterion Collection)
There's never been another movie icon like Lee Marvin. He's tougher than McQueen, more sadistic than Eastwood, and more charismatic...
Touch Me Review
It’s been two years since filmmaker Addison Heimann broke onto the scene at SXSW with his deeply personal horror film...
Brute Force 1976 Review
Marcel Walz's vulgar Texas Chainsaw Massacre/Hills Have Eyes homage, Brute 1976, is a degenerate triumph of stunning visuals and very...
Trouble In Paradise Review (Criterion Collection)
One of the most important film directors of all time, Ernst Lubitsch, was hugely influential in shaping cinema as we...
The Cure Review
The horror genre is characterised as one that is always looking towards the outer landscape of its time to locate...
Hard Boiled 4K Review (Arrow)
Even if you haven’t seen Hard Boiled, you’ve almost certainly seen the promotional image of Chow Yun-Fat, decked out in...