DVD Review: Boccaccio '70
Classic Italian anthology Boccaccio '70 makes its way to DVD and Blu-Ray in the UK courtesy of Cult Films. Featuring segments from M...
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DVD Review: Dolph Lundgren in Shark Lake
Dolph Lundgren stars in Shark Lake which has been dubbed by one fellow critic as "ridiculous fun," but sadly never achieves ei...
DVD Review: Michael Winner's 'The Wicked Lady'
Michael Winner was not a filmmaker known for his tact and grace – so those expecting a straight-laced period feature from his 1983 film,...
Review: Scott Eastwood in Mercury Plains
Shot before Scott Eastwood's profile boost through roles in films like The Longest Ride and high profile casting in the upcoming F...
DVD Review: Danny Dyer, The Kemp Brothers in Assassin
The team-up of Danny Dyer with both Martin and Gary Kemp should be the stuff of a Brit flick fan's dreams - and although it is fun ...
Review: The Smoke
The British straight-to-DVD market is weighed down with plenty of cheap UK gangster flicks, so the thought of another might fill you wit...
Review: Open Grave
Imagine waking up in a mass grave - with no memory of who or where you are. It is the aftermath of this grim, terrifying concept that dir...
DVD Review: Reaper
October is well and truly here, and fans of straight-to-DVD horror know this is the equivalent of Christmas for a genre-lover. One of the...
DVD Review: Salvo
Slow-burning hitman thriller Salvo hits DVD in the UK this week after touring several film festivals in 2013. Directed by Fabio Grassad...
DVD Review: Way of the Wicked
We are not going to spend too long delving into the details of recently-released direct to video horror Way of the Wicked - mostly becau...
Review: Eric Roberts Horror 'Camp Dread'
Considering the Summer camp slasher was such an integral part of the horror films of yesteryear, the subgenre seems to have been ignored ...
Blu-Ray Review: Revenge For Jolly
We all love our pets and I'm sure most of us would do everything in our power to protect them. Some films have tapped into this like ...
DVD Review: Jet Li in Badge of Fury
In recent years fans of Asian action cinema have had their patience tested by the latest releases of former icons of the genre: Jet Li an...
Review: Bad Country
A film like Bad Country would have been a shoo-in for a cinematic release back in the nineties when stars Matt Dillon, Willem Dafoe and ...
Review: Battle of the Year
Establishing a successful new dance film has been somewhat of a challenge for filmmakers recently with the genre being dominated by the m...
DVD Review: Scavengers
Travis Zariwny, the man who served as production designer on a number of genre pictures (Hatchet III and Behind the Mask: The Rise of Les...
DVD Review: Battle of the Damned
The concept of Battle of the Damned is a great one that is likely to grab the attention of many an action fan. Director, Christopher Hatt...
Review: Danny Dyer in Vendetta
Poor Danny Dyer gets a bad rap, undeservedly so. The vast majority of his back-catalogue may have been panned (often by people who haven...
DVD Review: Lust in the Dust
Those like myself who have spent years worshiping at the feet of The Pope of Trash, John Waters and his holy sister, the late great Div...
Review: The Wicker Man - The Final Cut
Whilst the third cut of Robin Hardy's seminal classic The Wicker Man is unlikely to present much that your typical aficionado has no...
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