DVD Review: Chernobyl Diaries
It was only five years ago that Oren Peli began to terrify us with the
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With a cast that includes Ray Winstone, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Michael Shannon, Mickey Rourke,
Blu-Ray Review: The Wild Geese
Monday sees the Blu-Ray release of perhaps the last great British action film, The Wild
Blu-Ray Review: Who Dares Wins
From famed British action producer, Euan Lloyd comes Who Dares Wins, a patchy, all star
DVD Review: Rosewood Lane
It seems like an eternity since Victor Salva last stepped foot in the horror genre – aside
DVD Review: Casa de mi Padre
Like many in the UK we were eager to see Will Ferrell’s full Spanish-language feature,
Blu-Ray Review: Michael Biehn’s The Victim
Michael Biehn continues to surprise viewers thirty-five years into his career: after rising to fame
DVD Review: Jean-Claude Van Damme in Six Bullets
Fresh from his big screen appearance in The Expendables 2, Jean-Claude Van Damme continues to
DVD Review: Jason Statham in Safe
Those that question Jason Statham’s place in the Expendables line-up, alongside action legends: Sylvester Stallone,
DVD Review: Dolph Lundgren in Stash House
Step Up’s Briana Evigan hasn’t had much luck recently – she’s been held hostage in
DVD Review: Chuck Norris in The Octagon
Chuck Norris can do anything: he’s been a Texas Ranger, a Delta Force Major, an
DVD Review: Chuck Norris in A Force Of One
Anchor Bay take us back to the genesis of an icon, in A Force Of
DVD Review: Mark Hamill in Airborne
Brit director, Dominic Burns’ (How To Stop Being A Loser) latest feature, Airborne is not
DVD Review: Dolph Lundgren in Pentathlon
Forget Chariots Of Fire, hell, forget the actual Olympics – the only sporting feature you
DVD Review: Randy Couture in Hijacked
Prior to The Expendables 2’s August release, expect a slew of the star’s lesser known
DVD Review: The Shakespeare Collection
For those looking for a handy introduction to the televised works of Shakespeare’s finest plays
DVD Review: John Cassavetes’ Shadows
It is excellent news that the BFI have decided to restore John Cassavetes seminal 1959
DVD Review: Inkubus
It must be a great day for any first time horror director to hear that
DVD Review: Luke Goss in Pressed
It’s never going to be easy changing career paths from singing to acting, but some
DVD Review: Go To Blazes
You know you’re watching a quintessentially British comedy when the bank robber wears a three-piece
DVD Review: The Nutcracker 3D
From its opening where Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite is played, Andrey Konchalovskiy’s adaptation of this classic
DVD Review: Grindhouse Trailer Classics 3
It’s time for bad movie fans rejoice, as the third instalment of the Grindhouse Trailer
DVD Review: A Horrible Way To Die
Handheld camera techniques have become a prominent style in the horror genre and these are
DVD Review: Everything Must Go
Dan Rush’s indie drama, Everything Must Go, based on Raymond Parker’s short story Why Don’t
DVD Review: Deep Winter
Mikey Hilb’s Deep Winter follows Tyler (Eric Lively), a professional downhill skier who leaves his