A couple of episodes ago the director was Paul Michael Glaser, one half of Starsky & Hutch, and now the other half, David Soul, sits
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The French Connection (1971) – Review
As the sixties gave way to a whole new decade, crime thrillers seemed desperate to further pick at the unsightly scabs that had formed in
Miami Vice – Season 1, Episode 6: One Eyed Jack (1984) – Review
One Eyed Jack introduces one of the series’ most iconic characters while delivering a personal story for Sonny Crockett that mixes old flames, gambling debts,
Miami Vice – Season 1, Episode 4: Calderone’s Return: Part 1 – The Hit List (1984) – Review
Calderone’s Return: Part 1 – The Hit List brings the focus back to the lingering shadow of the pilot’s central villain. This episode ramps up
Apex (2026) – Review
For the latest Netflix premiere to grace our screens, we find ourselves thrust into the Australian outback for a survival thriller that amasses a veritable
Zero Dark Thirty (2012) – Review
Undoubtedly one of the thorniest subjects a filmmaker could tackle in the modern age, the spectre of 9/11 is something that has to be treated
The Chestnut Man – Season 1, Episode 3 (2021) – Review
Episode 3 ramps up the tension in this gripping Nordic noir thriller, delivering a perfect blend of gritty investigation, emotional depth, and chilling suspense that
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 8: Blowback (2026) – Review
This mid-season cliffhanger episode tries to juggle too many plates at once and ends up dropping a few as it tries to pull together the
The Chestnut Man – Season 1, Episode 2 (2021) – Review
The second episode dives right back in with Mark Hess poring over archived footage from the Kristine Hartung case. He watches the confession of Linus
The Chestnut Man – Season 1, Episode 1 (2021) – Review
The first episode of The Chestnut Man opens with a tense and chilling prologue set in 1987 on the quiet island of Møn. A local
Ocean’s Thirteen (2007) – Review
The common consensus of Ocean’s Twelve was that not only had Danny Ocean and his lovable band of rogues bitten off more than they could
Ransom (1996) – Review
Once again it’s time to delve into a film from yesteryear that, thanks to the passage of time, carries a little extra baggage with it
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 7: Family Business (2026) – Review
Seven episodes in and we are getting some character work as focus shifts shifts from high-stakes chases and reservation conflicts to something more intimate: the
Jack Reacher (2012) – Review
When adapting a character from book to film, how important is it that the physical embodiment of a beloved protagonist matches that of his literary
A Simple Favour (2018) – Review
Where does one go after the disastrously received, all-female reboot of Ghostbusters? While I’ll freely admit that, while noticably inferior, Paul Feig’s colourful and fun
Thrash (2026) – Review
Could it be that the new home for ridiculous, camp shark movies is Netflix? Obviously as the tidal wave of streaming content surges on, killer
The Town (2010) – Review
Even with the incredibly gritty Gone Baby Gone under his directorial belt, I don’t think anyone was expecting Ben Affleck’s next filmmaking effort to take
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 6: Out Of The Shadows (2026) – Review
Marshals reaches its midway point with Out Of The Shadows, which picks up directly from the previous week’s cliffhanger and delivers a mix of high-stakes
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 9: Duke Ellington’s Piano (2026) – Review
Duke Ellington’s Piano brings the first season to a strong close, it tying together the main threads of the serial killer investigation and the deeper
The Godfather Part II (1974) – Review
Mickey Altieri from Scream 2 may have been a deranged film freak with a multitude of flaws, but you’ve got to give him his due
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