Category: Review

The Last House (2026) – Review

In general, Netflix movies either tend to pull their punches or shoot for the moon, which has lead to an unsurprising level of inconsistency in

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Salt (2010) – Review

For a while there, it seemed like the spy movie was predominantly a boy’s club that gave such agents as James Bond, Jason Bourne and

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Ice Cream Man (2026) – Review

I know I always bring this up whenever I review a movie from Eli Roth, but it never ceases to confound me that he was

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Hacksaw Ridge (2016) – Review

While he’s certainly had his issues off-screen, there’s no one else in Hollywood that can quite equal Mel Gibson when it comes to approaching something

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The Walking Dead: Dead City – Season 3, Episode 2: Haven (2026) –

Wait, is there something in the water over in the apocalyptic ruins of New York City? I only ask because not only has Dead City

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To Catch A Thief (1955) – Review

While Alfred Hitchcock was famous for stretching tension and plot twists to their absolute limit, that hardly meant that the old boy didn’t like to

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Eagle Eye (2008) – Review

When your chickens come home to roost, you strike while the iron is hot, and after teen thriller Disturbia became something of a sleeper hit,

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The Dunwich Horror (1970) – Review

Despite having a gargantuan influence over the horror genre as a whole, one of the main reasons filmmakers have found it tough to adapt the

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Quarantine (2008) – Review

With only a precious few examples, the notion to make English language remakes of foreign films, simply because some audiences can’t be bothered to follow

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The Devil’s Mouth (2026) – Review

I once announced that the rise of more polished, serious, killer shark movies were far more preferable than the cheap, low budget, cartoon slop that

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A Cure For Wellness (2016) – Review

While many would know Gore Verbinski chiefly from helping to unleash Captain Jack Sparrow upon an amused world, the director was responsible for far more

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The Commuter (2018) – Review

Does Liam Neeson suffer from problems with unfamiliarity or something? I mean, we all like a daily routine, but by 2018 it really did seem

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Rope (1948) – Review

Most movies would have you believe that there’s only two types of murder. There’s the ugly, vicious kind usually found in slasher flicks and action

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It Came From Beneath The Sea (1955) – Review

Not every creature that assaulted the earth came from the inky depths of space suring the fifties; in fact, if you’ve read the title of

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Lone Survivor (2013) – Review

I don’t know about you, but modern war films are a little tougher for me to embrace than ones that concern themselves over older conflicts.

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Mindhunters (2004) – Review

It may sound like sacrilege to say out loud, but not every movie has to contain intelligent dialogue, smartly sketched characters and be scripted tighter

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Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich (2018) – Review

If any franchise was in dire need of a ground up reboot, it’s the Puppet Master movies. By 2017, depending on who you ask, there

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The Fan (1996) – Review

By the time The Fan rolled around in 1996, Tony Scott was in the midst of something of a creative hot streak. Reviews may not

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The Cave (2005) – Review

In 2005, the horror genre was rocked by one of the finest films of the decade. Using its location of unexplored cave to trap its

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Hard Times (1975) – Review

Sometimes it’s weirdly comforting when things don’t change – take Walter Hill for example. Famous for gritty, minimalist thrillers where talk is cheap and the

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