David Rees The Warriors (Director’s Cut) – Review
Director Walter Hill made a number of cult films in the 1970’s and 80’s and none more so that this classic action adventure The Warriors. Set in a New York…
Long Good Friday – Review
Bob Hoskins was sadly taken from us recently but here is in my opinion, one of his finest performances as gangster Harold Shand in the classic Long Good Friday. Shand…
Automata – Blu-Ray Review
Technology taking over is a common theme in Sci-Fi movies and Automata has its roots in that scenario but also looks at man’s interaction with machines and how he tries…
Blood and Black Lace – Review
Director Mario Bava has always been called the Godfather of Giallo cinema, the horror thrillers which audiences loved throughout the world from the mid-1960’s onwards. Blood and Black Lace is…
Midnight Run – Review
UK company Second Sight have released the cult classic action-comedy Midnight Run onto Blu ray in the UK with some great special features. Bounty hunter Jack Walsh has got a…
Day of Anger – Review
Day of Anger starts in Clifton Arizona, a young man named Scott Mary is being bullied by most of the local townsfolk who see him as nothing more than a…
Rollerball (1975) – Arrow Blu Ray Review
In a future controlled by huge corporations, war is a thing of the past and the only conflict allowed is a violent sport called Rollerball. Jonathan E. (James Caan) is…
The Transporter (Uncut) – Review
The Transporter was one of Jason Statham’s first starring roles in an all-out action film and his career has got bigger and stronger, building on these type of roles in…
Thief (1981) – Review
Michael Mann’s directorial debut, Thief stars James Caan as Frank an expert thief living in Chicago and making the most of life after spending a lot of his earlier years…
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) – Review
Few films have changed the face of horror movies but you can say with some authority that the Texas Chainsaw Massacre is certainly one of them. Made in 16mm in…