Free Fire – Blu Ray Review
David Rees Director Ben Wheatley’s latest thriller Free Fire is set in the 1970’s and is an exciting explosive thriller all set in one location, a deserted warehouse in Boston where an…
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Silver Dream Racer – Review
Pop star David Essex was one of the few music stars in the 1970’s to transfer to acting in a moderately successful way with films like That’ll Be the Day…
The Red Turtle – Review
Animation has been at a very high point the past few years, mainly the CGI variety but also old-fashioned drawn animation, especially from studios like Japan’s Studio Ghibli. The Red…
Dreamscape – Blu Ray Review
Dreamscape is a Sci-Fi fantasy film released in 1984 and stars Dennis Quaid, Max Von Sydow and Kate Capshaw. Young psychic Alex Gardner is coerced into joining a dream research…
The Sinbad Trilogy – Review
Few men who worked in the film industry were as influential as Ray Harryhausen. Many directors and technicians openly say that it was the viewing of one of his many…
The Fisher King: Criterion Collection – Review
Director Terry Gilliam has never really got on with Hollywood. Studio interference in both his films Brazil and Adventures of Baron Munchausen made him say he never wanted to work…
The Autopsy of Jane Doe – Blu Ray Review
The Horror genre has had its ups and downs over the years and with censorship becoming more relaxed and CGI-making effects more affordable many films have tended to rely on…
Seeding of a Ghost – Review
Shaw Brothers studio in Hong Kong was well-known around the world mainly for its Kung Fu and action films but in the early 1980’s when censorship laws were slackened the…
Suspiria – Italian Blu Ray Review
Suspiria is a lot of peoples favourite Dario Argento film, for me its a close call between this and Deep Red, but the film has finally been given a new…
Hard Times – Blu Ray Review
Walter Hill is a director that I admire greatly especially during his peak period in the late 70’s early 80’s with films like The Warriors, Streets of Fire and Southern…