Review: Ten Minutes To Midnight – “Fresh and fascinating”
Released on VOD and all digital platforms on the 19th of January, Ten Minutes to Midnight stars horror legend Caroline Williams (The Texas...
Read MoreReview: Promising Young Woman – “This is modern horror”
What a week this is turning into. Synchronic just landed on USiTunes and now, in a mad flurry, they also get Promising Young Woman and...
Read MoreReview: The Exception – “Looks at the darker side of human nature”
The Exception (aka Undtagelsen) tells the story of four women who work together in a Copenhagen-based humanitarian NGO (Non-Government...
Read MoreUS Blu-ray and DVD Releases: The Twilight Zone, The Trip, Jungleland, The Craft: Legacy, Lupin III: The First, and more
The Twilight Zone: Season Two – The CBS All Access original reboot of The Twilight Zone (now the fourth iteration of the venerated...
Read MoreReview: Synchronic – “They make the standard and mundane seem brand spanking new”
Synchronic was my most anticipated film of 2020. It turns out my instinct was right. As soon as Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead (The...
Read MoreReview: Promising Young Woman – “Shocking and provocative”
“You know they put themselves in danger.” “That is just asking for it.” “But she was drinking.” “If you have a reputation for sleeping...
Read MoreUS Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Honest Thief, Cinema Paradiso, Sanditon, Roadkill and more
Honest Thief – Liam Neeson’s latest actioner is one of his better ones in recent years. In it, Neeson plays a bank robber who goes...
Read MoreUS Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Rambo, The War With Grandpa, Avenue 5, Jiu Jitsu, Tourist Trap, Guncrazy and more
Rambo: 4K Ultra HD Steelbook Collection – As a child of the ‘80s, I have a deep love of the Rambo movies. I mean, for the most part...
Read MoreReview: Skylines – “You could do far worse with 110 minutes of your life. Especially in 2020.”
I can’t lie, I was praying for a recap of some sort. A flashback or something, to tell me how we got to a third film, in what is...
Read MoreReview: Wonder Woman 1984 – “A love letter to all that’s bigger and brighter than life itself”
I can’t even lie. I got emotional before I even got to the cinema and that almost certainly had an impact on my viewing. It’s hard to...
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