Review – Woolf Women: Now or Never – “These are incredible, brave women”
Downhill skating switches ramps and skate parks for the thrill and danger of the open road. Boarders can reach speeds of 150 miles per...
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Review – Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is a Gwen Stacy Story
It appears that we’ve arrived at the Summer of Superhero Self-evaluation. Archetypes of cinema are now going beyond the fourth wall and...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Crank, Transformers 4K Steelbook Collection, A Good Person, Fist of the Condor and more
This week doesn’t offer up the biggest mix of genres ever, but if you’re looking for action, drama, or giant robots, we’ve got you...
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Review: The Wrath of Becky – “Fantastically furious and ferocious”
A sequel to the 2020 Summer box office hit BECKY which was released theatrically during the height of the pandemic, dominated the box...
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Review: Inland – “Some stunning shots”
Mark Rylance was one of the shock stand-outs in 2022 with scintillating performances in both Luca Guadagnino’s Bones and All and Graham...
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Review: Fast X is coming for Hunt, Wick and Bond
My, my, there are a lot of people in Dom Toretto’s family. So many, in fact, that Fast X is only part 1 of a duology. The story was...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Max Fleischer’s Superman, Miami Vice, Targets, All Quiet on the Western Front and more
Things return to normal a bit this week with a solid number of releases, and while there’s just one big marquee A-list theatrical release...
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Review: Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. – “An excellent coming-of-age story”
Are you there god? A simple question echoed by teenage city-girl Margaret (Abby Ryder Fortson) throughout this tight-run feature directed...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Knock At The Cabin, Superman, Unwelcome and Unicorn Wars
This week is another small slate of titles, but there’s one big title that I was so excited about, it didn’t even bother me how few titles...
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Review: The Curse of Wolf Mountain – “The folk horror mountain man-killer mask design is pretty cool”
Available on digital and on-demand from the 9th of May, The Curse of Wolf Mountain is directed by David Lipper (Death Link), written by...
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