film ARTICLE: DVD Preview: The Numbers Station
The Numbers Station is a new espionage thriller starring John Cusack and Malin Akerman. Here’s a little preview.
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film REVIEW: The Liability
Tim Roth plays an ageing hitman in black comedy/drama The Liability. Chris Ward hopes that Roth “…isn’t too old for this…” as many action stars are fond of saying these days.
film REVIEW: Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn
OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison arms up and gets ready for battle with Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn, a live-action film based on the Xbox games franchise, released via Anchor Bay.
film REVIEW: Texas Chainsaw
Sometimes it’s good to revisit a film when it hits on DVD after an initial theatrical viewing, just to see if your original opinion still holds up. Chris Ward takes another look at Texas Chainsaw now it’s available for home viewing via Lionsgate.
film REVIEW: Dr. Who: The Dalek Films
To celebrate Dr. Who’s 50th anniversary and acting legend Peter Cushing’s centenary, Studio Canal are releasing Cushing’s two big screen appearances as the Timelord onto Blu-ray. Huge Peter Cushing (but not Dr. Who) fan Chris Ward tries to balance up his allegiances.
film REVIEW: The Last Stand
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.
film REVIEW: Django Unchained
Quentin Tarantino’s latest offering Django Unchained is about to get a home entertainment release. This makes Chris Ward very happy indeed.
film REVIEW: The Key
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.
film REVIEW: All Ladies Do It
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.
film REVIEW: Star Trek Into Darkness
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
film REVIEW: Sacrifice
Sacrifice is a Chinese action/drama film about paternal love and a father’s revenge from director Chen Kaige. Chris Ward takes a look.
film REVIEW: The Hidden Face
Chris Ward gives his thoughts on Spanish mystery thriller The Hidden Face, released via Metrodome Distribution.
film REVIEW: Dead Mine
Dead Mine is an Indonesian/British horror film from the director of Mum & Dad. Resident gorehound Chris Ward checks it out.
film ARTICLE: So Bad It’s Good: Rambo III
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.
film REVIEW: Curandero: Dawn of the Demon
Chris Ward tries to fend off the ghoulies by getting some tips from gruesome occult thriller Curandero: Dawn of the Demon, released via Lionsgate.
film REVIEW: Olympus Has Fallen
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…
film REVIEW: Motel Hell
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.
film REVIEW: Black Sabbath
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.
film REVIEW: Frozen Silence
Dom O’Brien takes a look at the Spanish war thriller Frozen Silence, released via Metrodome Distribution.
film REVIEW: Slice & Dice: The Slasher Film Forever
Everyone loves a good documentary, right? Chris Ward does, and luckily horror writer and critic Callum Waddell has put together a double-disc set about slasher films called Slice & Dice: The Slasher Film Forever, released via 88 Films.