He always said he’d be back… and here he is! The Last Stand sees Arnold Schwarzenegger back in a lead role and up to his old tricks with plenty of guns and explosions. Chris Ward calms down and controls his breathing long enough to sit and watch it.
Quentin Tarantino’s latest offering Django Unchained is about to get a home entertainment release. This makes Chris Ward very happy indeed.
Chris Ward recovers enough to check out The Key, the second Tinto Brass Blu-ray release from Arrow Video, shortly before coming over all unnecessary… again.
Following on from the Radley Metzger releases earlier this year, Arrow Video bring some more cult erotic cinema to Blu-ray with a double bill from Italian director Tinto Brass. Chris Ward checks out All Ladies Do It… and then has a lie down.
Does Star Trek Into Darkness take summer blockbusters boldly where no man has gone before? And who exactly IS the mysterious new villain John Harrison? Check out Leigh Forgie’s spoiler-free review
Sacrifice is a Chinese action/drama film about paternal love and a father’s revenge from director Chen Kaige. Chris Ward takes a look.
Chris Ward gives his thoughts on Spanish mystery thriller The Hidden Face, released via Metrodome Distribution.
Dead Mine is an Indonesian/British horror film from the director of Mum & Dad. Resident gorehound Chris Ward checks it out.
Michael Atkin checks out Falkenbach’s latest offering of folk metal, ‘Tiurida’.
Chris Ward has a break from the horror and takes a look at 80′s action classic Rambo III for the latest So Bad It’s Good.
Chris Ward tries to fend off the ghoulies by getting some tips from gruesome occult thriller Curandero: Dawn of the Demon, released via Lionsgate.
Having experienced the insanely exuberant Sci-Fi Weekender this year, OneMetal’s sci-fi geek Peter Ray Allison brings the first round-up of announcements for next year’s weekender.
Sam Hailes takes a trip to the cinema to spend his hard-earned cash on Gerard Butler’s latest action epic. Was it a tenner well spent? Read on…
Anyone familiar with me by this point will know that if there’s anything that grips me about a game, it’s story and atmosphere. Call me a masochist, but I’m a sucker for sitting in the dark with my hand gripping the mouse so tightly that my knuckles are white, too cowardly to walk around the [...]
Jack Traveller dons his mourning black and attends the funeral of Coventry’s doom pioneers Cathedral, with their farewell album ‘The Last Spire’.
Chris Ward takes a look at Motel Hell, an 80′s cult favourite being released on Blu-ray for the first time by Arrow Video.
OneMetal’s resident bookworm and zombie-hunter Peter Ray Allison talks to author and sword-wielding deadite Dana Fredsti about zombies, swords and sequels.
No, this isn’t an early review of the new album by the legendary metal band but a look at the Blu-ray of the film that influenced their name, released via Arrow Video.
Dom O’Brien takes a look at the Spanish war thriller Frozen Silence, released via Metrodome Distribution.
Henry Fogarty tries a debut EP from an emerging Essex quintet, and tries not to feel old and jaded.
