DVD and Blu-ray roundup 23/2/2015
This Monday brings a whole host of new DVD and Blu-ray releases, from big budget films such as Fury, to anime...
This Monday brings a whole host of new DVD and Blu-ray releases, from big budget films such as Fury, to anime...
Romeo and Juliet meets Britain’s Got Talent in the fourth instalment of the Step Up franchise, released variously as Step...
Magic Mike has been marketed as a flashy stripper comedy, which it is, however, a heartfelt drama laced with dark...
Southern Comfort is a bit of a variation on a theme for director Walter Hill, as he finds himself revisiting...
The Lorax sees Despicable Me director, Chris Renaud, take on one of Dr Seuss' most morally relevant books with an...
It can be a dangerous business, you know, re-visiting old films from your childhood. You go back after a couple...
There’s some kind of law about using the word existential when reviewing a David Cronenberg movie, you sort of have...
Todd Graff (Bandslam) writes and directs Joyful Noise, a tale of a gospel group in a struggling, small town who...
It opened the 65th Edinburgh International Film Festival ,iconic director William Friedkin's lastest feature, Killer Joe giving another meaning to...
Who doesn't love a good old fashioned shark movie? That is exactly what director, John Stockwell delivers with Dark Tide...
Long ago in ancient times there was a trickster amongst the gods named Prometheus. Credited with creating man from clay,...
For a film with the tagline: “The first real ghost story”, Apartment 143 (also known as Emergo) doesn't really seem to be...
★★★1/2 Anton Corbjin : Inside Out is a recent doc that seems to have went straight to dvd about the...
★★1/2☆☆ Amidst the economic hardships and social prejudices of 19th century Dublin, unassuming butler, Albert Nobbs (Glenn Close) tries to...