Yojimbo & Sanjuro 4K Review (2025)
A pair of Akira Kurosawa classics hit 4K for the first time, and as ever it's an ideal format to...
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Wicked Review
After recently catching the Wicked musical for the first time on the West End, it felt like something was missing...
Sew Torn Review (Glasgow Film Festival 2025)
Some of you may remember the 1998 film Run Lola Run, a fun, experimental thriller that offered three alternative story...
Anora Review
“Some things, when they change, never do return to the way they once were. Butterflies for instance, and women who've...
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...
Blood For Dust Review
Excellent, unassuming Fargo-styled crime thriller. Downtrodden salesman Cliff (an effective, ever-reliable Scoot McNairy) is struggling through life, drifting aimlessly within...
Werewolves Review
In a landscape where horror films increasingly subvert conventions - like the upcoming Wolfman, which promises a fresh twist on...
Bogart: Life Comes In Flashes Review
Humphrey Bogart is just about the most iconic actor in cinema history. For me, Bogart has always stood apart from...
The Imposters Review
What appears to be a familiar along the lines of, Single White Female, expands into an alternate view of seemingly...
Creep Review (Second Sight Limited Edition Blu-ray)
From the release of Cannibal Holocaust back in 1980, found footage horror films have gone from strength to strength. Exploding...
Things Will Be Different Review
Things Will Be Different is a thoroughly engaging Sci-Fi thriller is a lovingly written thank-you note to the bonding power...
Dark Feathers: Dance Of The Geisha Review
There's shady goings on at a dance studio for photographer Kate (Crystal J. Huang) as her footloose partners keep perishing...
Seven Samurai 4K Review (2024)
What else is there to say about a movie like Seven Samurai? Inarguably one of the greatest and most influential...