Review: Echoes of Fear – “Even the hardened horror fan will be caught frequently flinching”
Written and directed by Brian Avenet-Bradley (Malignant), and co-directed by Laurence Avenet-Bradley (Big Red: The Ghost of Floyd County...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Trolls World Tour, The Hunt, War of the Worlds, That’ll Be The Day, and more
Trolls World Tour – One of the first casualties of the Coronavirus cancelling movies at movie theaters, Trolls World Tour makes its...
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Late To The Party: F.W Murnau’s Nosferatu
If like me, you consider yourself to be a movie fan and a bit of a film buff, you will be familiar with this situation: You are in the...
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Review – Eurovision Song Contest: The Story Of Fire Saga – “Some much needed easy laughs”
Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams star in a new comedy set in and around the much loved, camp as Christmas, Eurovision Song Contest. For...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Braveheart, Evil, Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Pennyworth and more
Braveheart – Ever one of Paramount’s most popular catalogue titles, this new 25th Anniversary Edition of Braveheart marks the...
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Review: 7500 – “A claustrophobic and unflinching film”
Joseph Gordon-Levitt returns to our screens after a four-year break from acting to star in a new film released on Amazon Prime this week....
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Review: The Vast of Night – “Works beautifully as a tribute to the magical and menacing sci-fi of the late 50s and early 60s”
The Vast Of Night is a science fiction thriller from first time writer and director, Andrew Patterson. Starring Stella McCormick as Fay...
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Stanley KuBLOG: The Shining – A Stanley Kubrick Retrospective
Approaching The Shining is daunting. Of all Kubrick’s films, it is the most discussed. 2001 and Dr Strangelove, discussion feels...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Gladiator, Friday the 13th, Sniper: Assassin’s End, LEGO Shazam, and more
Gladiator: 20th Anniversary Edition – Paramount has been hit or miss with some of their recent catalog titles for me, but this new...
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Review: The Warrant – “A reminder that America still has these vast open spaces”
The Warrant starts in 1864 with a sweep through a Missouri wood. The second battle of Newtonia it claims. I’m uncomfortably reminded my...
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