Blu-ray Review: The Servant – “A horror movie of gaslighting, class war, narcissistic behaviour, and repressed sexuality”
Based on the screenplay by playwright Harold Pinter and adapted from Robin Maugham’s short story, 1963’s The Servant is directed by...
Read MoreLive for Films at FrightFest Day 4: Reviews of ‘King Knight’, ‘Sound of Violence’ and ‘No Man of God’
Hey, gang. Day 4 of Arrow Video FrightFest had me quietly leaping out of bed and gently exclaiming under my breath (so as to avoid any...
Read MoreUS Blu-ray and DVD Releases: The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard, Dune, In The Heights, The Conjuring 3, Labyrinth, Beasts of No Nation and more
Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard – The first Hitman’s Bodyguard film was a fun action comedy with Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson that...
Read MoreBond Blog: The Man With The Golden Gun – A James Bond Retrospective
I feel I’ve been a bit harsh with the first Roger Moore entry into the Bond franchise and I doubt I’m going to make any...
Read MoreLive for Films at FrightFest Day 3: Reviewing the second short film showcase, a Kazakh horror-comedy, a slice of Southern Gothic and the new Nic Cage
Hey, gang. I sprang out of bed on Day 3 of Arrow Video FrightFest screaming “GIVE ME MORE SHORTS!” And, then, down the phone to the lovely...
Read MoreLive for Films at FrightFest Day 2: Zombies, Alan Moore’s latest, this year’s ‘One Cut of the Dead’ and Harry Shum Jr.’s video detective
Yoooooooooo, after a two out of three first day and the excitement and adrenaline of being back in London and back at Arrow Video...
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: A Quiet Place Part II – “Tense and exciting”
A Quiet Place was the silent yet deadly (I apologize for that combination of words) 2018 film directed by John Krasinski that had whole...
Read MoreLive for Films at FrightFest Day 1: Reviewing the new Neill Blomkamp, Jamie Patterson’s ‘The Kindred’ and creature feature ‘Crabs!’
Heyyyyyyy, it’s been a while, but this year – after an online sojour thanks to the pandemic – Arrow Video FrightFest is back...
Read MoreReview: The Nest – “A mesmerizing piece of cinema”
Part chilling psychological thriller, part elegant period piece with an incredible sense of time and place, The Nest is at the core a...
Read MoreEIFF Review – Absolute Denial – “A compelling, intriguing, thought-provoking slice of indie sci-fi film”
Directed by Ryan Braund Starring Nick Eriksen, Jeremy J.Smith-Sebasto, Harry Dyer, Heather Gonzalez, Jef Leeson “Do you ever worry...
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