Film Review -Dragged Across Concrete (2018)
S.Craig Zahler is fast becoming the go to director for exploitative genre films, even if he calls them at times...
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Film Review -The Devil’s Playground (1976)
The Devil’s Playground is the semi-autobiographical and at times controversial film debut from writer/director Fred Schepisi. The story follows Tom...
Film Review- Benjamin (2018)
Simon Amstell’s bittersweet romance has less to say about relationships and more about the vapidness of fame. Benjamin (Colin Morgan)...
Film Review – Amicus Horror Classics: The House that Dripped Blood and Asylum
They’ve gone the way of the dodo, or a competent England cricket opening partnership, but at one time portmanteau horror...
Film Review – US (2019)
Writer/Director Jordan Peele’s directorial debut Get Out, a ferocious, smart and regularly amusing satirical horror was so wildly successful it...
Anime Review – Dragon Ball Super Parts 7 & 8
Dragon Ball Super parts 7 and 8 arrive on DVD and Blu-ray in UK stores on 12th August. The new...
Digital Review – Charlie Says (2019)
As we mark 50 years since the moon landings, this summer sees another, more grisly anniversary – the murder of...
Hedwig and The Angry Inch (2001) Blu-ray Review
Originally appearing as an off-Broadway alternative to the overly sincere Rent, Hedwig and The Angry Inch feels like a musical...
Film Review – Border (2018)
Ali Abbasi’s magic realist story Border mashes together the spectacular and the mundane. It’s a kitchen sink fairy-tale, part Prime...
Film Review- Papi Chulo (2019)
Papi Chulo is a low key drama about the friendship between a thirtysomething TV weatherman and a middle-aged Mexican labourer...
Film Review: Five Feet Apart
Five Feet Apart based on the YA (Young Adult) novel by Rachael Lippincot tells the story of two love-struck teenagers...
Film Review – The Hole In The Ground (2019)
Cinema loves creepy kids and through out film history, the cannon of eerie siblings wanting your every whim. In Lee...
Film Review – Arctic (2018)
When James Wan released Insidious, he reinvigorated a very tired horror genre. Going back to basics to get maximum return,...
Film Review – The Flood (2019)
There’s never a second’s doubt in your mind about the stance taken by Anthony Woodley’s The Flood. It sets out...