Green Room is about a struggling punk rock band who are forced to fight for survival after witnessing a brutal murder at a neo-Nazi bar. Trapped in the green room, the group must use everything at their disposal if they Read more…
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In Baghead, Iris learns of the passing of her father, whom she had not seen or spoken to in years, and finds out she has inherited a pub in Germany, good timing as she has recently been evicted from her Read more…
Australian cinema went through a period in the 1970’s and 80’s where many cult and exploitation films were made and many distributed worldwide, one such film was this horror/thriller directed by Richard Franklin called Patrick. After murdering his mother and Read more…
A classic British-found footage movie, The Borderlands, also known as The Last Prayer in the USA has a new remastered Blu-ray release from Second Sight. A small team of Vatican investigators, which includes a technical there to set up and Read more…
We all love a good retrospective making-of documentary and none come more thorough than RoboDoc – The Creation of Robocop a four-part series that goes into amazing detail about the making of this classic Sci-Fi movie. The documentary starts with Read more…
Made in Japan in 1964, Onibaba has become one of the most talked about Japanese classic horror movies and it has had a good Blu-ray release from Eureka in the UK on their Masters of Cinema range. Directed by Kaneto Read more…
Fron the producers of the first Superman film comes another legendary person, Santa Claus in this 1985 adventure yarn Santa Claus The Movie. Starring David Huddleston and Dudley Moore, the story starts with Santa giving gifts to local children as Read more…
Produced by George R R Martin and Robert Redford, Dark Winds is an AMC crime thriller series which takes a new approach as it is set in a remote outpost of the Navajo Nation in 1971. Tribal Police Lieutenant Joe Read more…
The third film from the Coen Brothers, Miller’s Crossing has a tone similar to the noir gangster films popular in the 1930’s and 40’s. It follows the relationship between city boss Leo O’Bannon (Albert Finney) and right-hand man Tom Reagan Read more…
Raising Arizona is the second film directed by the Coen Brothers after Blood Simple and is the most comedic they have made, along with The Big Lebowski. Starring Nicholas Cage, Holly Hunter, and John Goodman the film is about a Read more…
