film REVIEW: Frozen Silence
Dom O’Brien takes a look at the Spanish war thriller Frozen Silence, released via Metrodome Distribution.
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film REVIEW: Baise-Moi
Chris Ward takes a look at controversial French thriller Baise-Moi, which has been given a once-over by Arrow Video.
film REVIEW: Crawl
Chris Ward has a gander at Australian thriller Crawl, released via Arrow Video.
film REVIEW: Holy Motors
French arthouse cinema, you say? With Kylie Minogue and Eva Mendes? That’ll be Holy Motors then. released on DVD and Blu-ray via Artificial Eye. Chris Ward takes a look.
film REVIEW: Jackpot
Chris Ward sees in the New Year with Norwegian crime comedy Jackpot.
film REVIEW: Berberian Sound Studio
Chris Ward checks out FrightFest hit Berberian Sound Studio and asks “Is it a horror film?”
film REVIEW: Killer Joe
Chris Ward sits down with a bucket of chicken to watch Killer Joe, the latest film from The Exorcist director William Friedkin. Who knew…?
book REVIEW: Lady, Go Die by Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins
Oliver Longden dons his trench coat and fedora and hits the mean streets of the city in search of the answer to a question that burns like a shot of cheap whiskey in his gut: is Lady, Go Die actually any good or was the unfinished Mickey Spillane novel left unfinished for a reason?
film REVIEW: Panic Button
Chris Ward checks out the British social networking-based thriller Panic Button. Just make sure you read the terms and conditions…
REVIEW: Norwegian Shock Cinema – Babycall
When single mother Anna (Noomi Rapace) moves with her 8 year old son to a secret address outside Oslo in order to escape from her violent husband, she finds that the trouble, and the weirdness, has only just begun…
film REVIEW: Secret Reunion
A political bromance with guns? Where else could political ruminations and eye-popping action sequences sit side-by-side but Korea, as Gerald Wiley discovers…
film REVIEW: The Chaser
A serial killer, a distraught orphaned daughter and a former police detective turned pimp at the centre of some grisly goings on in the labyrinthine back-streets of Seoul. Check out Gerald Wiley’s review of a truly spine-chilling thriller!
film REVIEW: The Man From Nowhere
A woman trying to hold on to her internal organs. A girl trying to hold on to her mother. A man trying to hold on to his secret past. All three come together in a lauded Korean action thriller. But how does Gerald Wiley find it? Click on to check out the review!
film ARTICLE: What Kim Yoon-jin Did Besides Lost
She’s best known as Sun from seminal TV series Lost. But Kim Yoon-jin has had a varied film career before and after being stranded on that famous island. Join intrepid Gerald Wiley as he journeys through the hits and the misses!
book REVIEW: Patient Zero – Jonathan Maberry
What would you get if you handed a Resident Evil story to Tom Clancy? The answer could be something like zombie novel Patient Zero…
film REVIEW: Why Films Inspire Remakes – Insomnia
Swedish supercop Engstrom (Stellan Skarsgård) is brought into the mystifying murder of a girl in the northern Norwegian town of Tromsø. Under the endless burning of the midnight sun, will Engstrom catch the killer or lose his mind in the process?
book REVIEW: The Private Papers Of Eastern Jewel By Maureen Lindley
Born to a royal station, just how did Eastern Jewel turn her back on her country and wind up penniless and imprisoned facing a post-war execution for treason? David Cox takes the plunge into the political machinations…
film REVIEW: Norwegian Shock Cinema – Next Door (aka Naboer)
With neighbours like these, who needs enemies? David Cox ducks behind an adjoining door for a peep at this Norwegian chiller where pain is soon indistinguishable from pleasure…
film REVIEW: The Housemaid (aka Hanyo)
Korea’s foremost actress Jeon Do-yeon returns to the silver screen as the titular Housemaid who gets entangled in all sorts of sexual intrigue. Click for details on just why seducing the home help is not a good idea!
film REVIEW: Burn (aka Khon Fai Luk): Thai Horror
When her mother succumbs to an apparent case of Spontaneous Human Combustion, Mona investigates the spate of similar human deaths and uncovers some very grisly answers…