Review: Nitram – “An uncomfortable watch but an essential one”
Despite the legitimate controversy that surrounded Nitram’s release in its homeland down under back in September, the latest horrifying...
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Bond Blog: For Your Eyes Only – A James Bond Retrospective
For Your Eyes Only was the first James Bond movie I saw at the cinema. I was probably nine. It was the Astra Cinema in Barrow-in-Furness,...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Fantastic Beasts, Firestarter, Boomerang, Scooby Doo and more
Well, it’s a pretty small week this week, with just a few titles out. You can look for a few TV shows that will keep you busy over the...
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Blu-ray Review: The Untouchables 4K UHD™ + Blu-ray™ Special Collector’s Edition SteelBook – “A truly stunning piece of cinema”
“What are you prepared to do?” First of all, I was ready to give the new 35th Anniversary of Brian De Palma’s The...
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Review: The Human Trial – “ We should celebrate all these pioneers”
It’s a ‘joke’ in the community of people with type 1 diabetes (T1D) that, “the cure is always 5 years away.”...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: The Northman, Morbius, The Bad Guys, Shaft, Father Stu and more
It’s a pretty jam-packed week, with some big box office hits, some great catalogue releases, and one bona fide internet sensation. Check...
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Elvis is Baz Luhrmann’s rhinestoned homage to JFK. This is breath-taking cinema.
The dictionary definition of Icon reads: “A person regarded as a representative symbol or as worthy of veneration.” Of course,...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Ambulance, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Billions, Curb Your Enthusiasm, King Tweety, Ninja Badass and more
This week’s home video release slate includes a mix of genres. We’ve got action and adventure, family fare, some TV hits, and much more,...
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Review: Days of Daisy – “A light-hearted story about making the hard choices in life”
“Time is such a bitch.” I’m certainly at this stage where I feel truer words may never have been spoken in a film, and yet Days of...
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Review: Summer In The Shade – “You’ll find yourself drawn into the story like a great page-turner of a novel.”
It seems like an increasingly shining age for female filmmakers, and it couldn’t happen soon enough. Internationally, the likes of...
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