David Rees Mr Majestyk – Review
Charles Bronson has always had a cult following as the silent hard man who takes no mess from anybody and he plays it to perfection here in the 1974 classic…
Robinson Crusoe on Mars – Review
The late 50’s and early 60’s were a bumper time for science fiction films, many were rushed out and low budget but people were fascinated by space travel and maybe…
Horror Hospital – Review
This camp British horror film has for some reason become a cult favourite over the years and now it has a new HD Blu ray release courtesy of Odeon Entertainment.…
State of Grace – Review
Sean Penn is one of those actors who seems to get better with age. State of Grace was made in 1990 and has a great cast along with Penn including…
Society – Review
Brian Yuzna is a producer who had a smash hit with one of his first films Re-Animator and after a few failed attempts to get other films made he decided…
A Blade in the Dark – Review
88 films continue to release a series of Italian horror movies onto Blu Ray and this Giallo is directed by Lamberto Bava son of legendary director Mario Bava. Set in…
Cemetery Without Crosses – Review
Arrow Video release Cemetery Without Crosses onto Blu ray, this unusual Spaghetti Western is actually a French production starring and directed by Robert Hossein as his tribute to Sergio Leone.…
Apollo 13 (20th Anniversary Special Edition) – Review
Ron Howard’s excellent movie about the troubled Apollo 13 mission has just had a new 20th-anniversary release from Universal with a brand new 4K remaster. NASA’s worst nightmare turned into…
Contamination – Review
In the 1980’s the UK was swept away with the video nasty scandal and censorship in Britain became almost draconian with many films banned or cut to pieces to get…
Hound of the Baskevilles – Blu Ray Review
As I was writing this review the sad news came in of the death of one of its stars the great Christopher Lee. In this film, he got one of…