The Car – Review
David Rees This unusual genre film passed me by when released and the numerous times it has been on TV (Terribly Pan and Scanned!) and to me, it looked and sounded like…
David Rees
Broken City – Blu Ray Review
In Broken City Mark Wahlberg plays another cop, this time named Billy Taggart, who has a drinking problem and who gets into a lot of trouble after a shootout in…
The Last Tycoon – Review
Chow Yun Fat and Sammo Hung may not be familiar names to fans who do not follow Hong Kong cinema but both have had huge hits in the past and…
Django Prepare A Coffin – Review
Django is a name that will be very familiar to Spaghetti Western fans and those who recently watched the excellent Tarantino epic Django Unchained. Sergio Corbucci’s original 1996 film starring…
Blow Out – Blu Ray Review
Brian De Palma has always been a favourite amongst film fans, he was at first passed off by critics as a Hitchcock wannabe but soon proved himself to be one…
Dr Who and the Daleks / Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. – Review
This year is the 50th anniversary of the BBC’s classic Science fiction show Dr Who and Studio Canal have released both Dr Who movies released in the 1960’s to Blu…
Army of Darkness: Director’s Cut Blu-Ray Review
Sam Raimi’s Army of Darkness was his most troubled production of the trilogy with the studio re-cutting his version and him having to re-shoot a ” happy ending” set in…
Evil Dead 2 – Blu Ray Review
You can’t get a film with much more cult status than Evil Dead 2, Sam Raimi’s horror comedy follow up to his low budget original. The film starts with a…
Black Sabbath – Arrow Video Review
Mario Bava has been well served by Arrow Video in the UK recently and Black Sabbath arguably his best-known film now gets the special edition treatment. Made in 1963 “I…
The Long Riders – Review
Walter Hill has always been one of my favourite directors in the action genre and in this film he did his homage to the western and Sam Peckinpah with The…