Film Review – Ryde (2016)
When a new taxi app “Ryde” becomes the latest trend, some unsuspecting victims fall prey to a mysterious drivers charm...
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Film Review – Blood Diner(1987)
Blood Diner receives its long awaited UK Blu –Ray release through Lionsgate's Partner company Vestron (who previously released the film...
Blu-ray Review – The Sense of an Ending (2017)
"When we are young, we want emotions to be like what we read in books". So says the narrator and...
Film Review – ‘The Bleeder’ (2017)
The Rocky Balboa franchise is cemented in popular culture that there is no chance of procrastinating it. The film franchise...
Film Review – The Handmaiden (2016)
There is an alarming moment around two-thirds of the way through Park Chan-wook’s delirious and captivating The Handmaiden when you...
Film Review – Free Fire (2017)
Freewheeling and riotous, Ben Wheatley’s violent and raucous chamber piece, Free Fire arrives on blu-ray this week. Showcasing a lively...
Film Review- Future Shock! The Story of 2000 AD
When we pass a certain landmark birthday, the realisation you're getting older time is flying by you. Been in my...
Film Review – Origin Wars (2016)
Actor Daniel Macpherson reunites with his Infi colleague, writer-director Shane Abbess, in Origin Wars (internationally titled Science Fiction Volume 1:...
Film Review – Darkness Wakes (2016)
Darkness Wakes is the newest release from UK film company Left Films. I am a big fan of what...
Review – Ghost In The Shell (2017)
Ghost In The Shell It's surprising that it took over twenty years for a live-action Ghost In The Shell adaptation...
Castle Keep, The 5000 Fingers of Dr T and Mickey One, 3 new releases from Indicator
Castle Keep During the Battle of the Bulge, an anachronistic count shelters a ragtag squad of Americans in his isolated...
Bluray Review – The Levelling (2017)
Most fascinating is the way Hope Dickson Leach's debut begins not so much with whispers of grief but full, explicit...
Film Review – The Autopsy Of Jane Doe (2016)
The Autopsy of Jane Doe has attracted uncommon amounts of hype for a horror film, an enticing prospect for genre...
Film Review – Neruda (2016)
Over the years Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larrain has made a name for himself for creating movies of tragic figures, stories...