Armour of God II: Operation Condor Review
The first three Indiana Jones films redefined the globe-trotting adventure genre, creating a formula that even their own creators—and other...
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Species Review (88 Films Blu-ray)
When making a new sci-fi horror franchise, it's hard to avoid having comparisons drawn to arguably the greatest of them...
28 Years Later Review
Some nightmares grow more frightening with time. In 28 Years Later, the latest terrifying chapter in the iconic zombie franchise,...
Rust Review
Joel Souza's troubled and engaging Rust is finally seeing the light of day with a physical release on 23rd June,...
Talk To Me Review (Second Sight Release)
If the best horror movies are driven by a sense of empathy, then Talk to Me is an exemplar. It's...
Elio Review
In a world of seemingly constant live-action remakes, Disney Pixar’s Elio crash-lands from space in a move of defiance. In...
Exact Revenge Review
You may not be familiar with the Shaw Brothers, but their influence on Western filmmakers has been immense. Quentin Tarantino...
Hong Kong 1941 Review
History has a way of repeating itself. On 1 July 1997, Hong Kong was handed over to China, marking the...
The Nice Guys Review (Second Sight)
Second Sight is quickly becoming one of the most reliable distributors of collector’s editions of cult films, offering lovingly overseen...
Jane Austen Wrecked My Life Review
Rather than simply wrecking her life, Jane Austen shook Agathe awake and handed her a second chance at living true...
The Prosecutor Review
Even at 61, Donnie Yen remains a pinnacle of action cinema, starring in what could be considered genre classics well...
Echo Valley Review
Echo Valley feels like a time capsule: a film from a bygone era that just either doesn’t see the light...
The Way We Talk Review
Inclusivity is deeply important to me. While I am not disabled and, by most societal standards, could be considered “normal,”...
Protein Review
Classy cannibal crime picture Protein is precision-crafted, with heart, humour, and humanism. Traumatised by war, the enigmatic Sion (Craig Russell)...