Chris Ward gets to dissect another paranormal investigation film and asks “Is there no end to the torture?”. Perhaps Entity could be the one to convince our intrepid horror fanatic that there is much fun to be had by running around with a hand-held camera – read on…
The wizards at Arrow Video are at it again. This time they’ve delved deep into the cult film archives and have given Jack Hill’s 1968 debut feature Spider Baby a good going over. Come and join the madness as Chris Ward takes a look,
Kit Rathenar gets on the trail of the Reaper to check out the new Children of Bodom album. Will she make it out alive?
Nicholas Cleeve takes a long, hard look at The Emptiness Within. Also, he finds time to review London-based experimental metal band De Profundis’ album of the same name.
Following on from a DVD release back in January, Arrow Video have given Django, Prepare a Coffin a Blu-ray make-over. Chris Ward gives it a re-appraisal.
Finnish ‘love metal’ quintet HIM come through troubled times to serve up some dark magic. Henry Fogarty fires up ‘Tears On Tape’ and gets in touch with his sensitive side.
Nicholas Cleeve tries valiantly to prove that his Latin GCSE has a real-world application by reviewing the Italian power metallers’ interpretation of the Roman epic.
As part of their budget ArrowDrome imprint, Arrow Video are releasing James Hong’s often overlooked 80′s cult horror The Vineyard. Chris Ward cracks open a bottle of the red stuff and settles in for the evening…
Kit Rathenar straps herself in for a round of bombastic, symphonic power metal/rock opera courtesy of Avantasia’s ‘The Mystery of Time’
Lay My Soul to Waste is the second album from Brooklyn doom merchants A Pale Horse Named Death. Chris Ward gives it a listen and tries to think positive thoughts…
Chris Ward checks out Showdown, the second album from Italian hard rockers Voodoo Highway.
Haven’t you had enough Westerns recently? No? Okay, here’s one more then. 1980′s The Long Riders has been given a Blu-ray release thanks to Second Sight Films and Chris Ward gets to see how it fares.
It seems that the Western is making something of a comeback. Chris Ward saddles up and takes to the Wild West with popcorn Western Sweet Vengeance, released via eOne Films.
OneMetal’s Dom O’Brien was excited to hear that Thai horror My Ex was getting a sequel. Let’s see if his excitement was justified…
As Berlin-based experimental metallers The Ocean release their latest opus, Henry Fogarty abandons caution and dives in head-first.
Chris Ward stops listening to doom long enough to fit in thrash metal loons Anthrax’s latest covers EP Anthems.
Sylvester Stallone returns in the Walter Hill-directed action thriller Bullet to the Head, but is it any good? Chris Ward stops watching his Rocky box set for a few minutes to check it out.
Josie Opal checks out Everybody Has A Plan, starring Lord of the Rings actor Viggo Mortensen and released by Metrodome Distribution.
Chris Ward checks out The Numbers Station, an espionage thriller starring George Osborne lookalike John Cusack.
Ryan Neal’s hungry for some death metal, so he’s taken a bite out of Lilla Veneda’s Diagnosis. Find his culinary review within.
