David Rees White Dog – Review
White Dog made in 1982 is a film which was dismissed and not shown for many years because of its controversial racial subject matter, but it is now being released…
Homefront – Blu Ray Review
Jason Statham has become one of the main guys in the action genre, co-starring with others in films like The Expendables and lone projects such as the excellent Crank. In…
The Stuff – Arrow Video Review
Hows this for a pitch for a film, Killer ice cream from under the ground which takes over all humans who eat it. Sound crazy? Well, that’s the premise of…
The Killers (1964) – Review
The first interesting thing about The Killers is that it was promoted as the first ever TV Movie, but because of the violence and similarities to the Kennedy assassination at…
The Terminator (Remastered) – Review
James Cameron seems to be obsessed with filming both sequels to Avatar at the moment so we take a look back at the film which shot him and Arnold Schwarzenegger…
Big Trouble in Little China – Blu Ray Review
“Its all in the reflexes” John Carpenter has a big cult following around the world and this film, Big Trouble In Little China is one of his personal favourites. Starring…
Only God Forgives – Review
Director Nicolas Winding Refn again combines with actor Ryan Gosling after the superb Drive to give you an altogether different outing Only God Forgives. Set in the shady criminal underworld…
Heaven’s Gate – Blu Ray Review
Heaven’s Gate is the film a lot of people know as the movie that contributed to the collapse of a major studio but also shows what happens when a director…
Streets of Fire – Review
Walter Hill has had a few of his classics released to Blu Ray in the UK recently including Southern Comfort and The Long Riders but the one I was most…
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) – Review
Elizabeth Driscoll (Brooke Adams) notices that her lover has become strangely distant, she tries to tell her good friend Matthew Bennell (Donald Sutherland), that something is wrong and that more…