Seeing as the last Puppet Master came so close to being trashily worthwhile, it’s no great surprise that the franchise decided to remain within the
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Single White Female (1992) – Review
Whenever something comes along to stir up the public consciousness, you can always expect a simpler knock-off to follow in its wake to provide similar
Starchaser: The Legend Of Orin (1985) – Review
It’s the mid-eighties and with the sound of an exploding Death Star and celebrating Ewoks, the Star Wars Trilogy has come to an end with
Starcrash (1978) – Review
In the deluge of cash-ins that followed in the wake of George Lucas’ Star Wars, the torrent of cheapo pretenders provided derivative thrills of all
Cradle Of Fear (2001) – Review
Once upon a time, Britain used to be pretty good at this horror anthology lark as any quick glance at the cinematic history books will
Falling Down (1993) – Review
Ah yes, the 90s. A time where you could still have a wide release, blockbuster movie with big stars and an established director that wasn’t
Obsession (2025) – Review
It’s not like we needed more proof that the future voices of horror have been lurking on social media – but just in case we
Normal (2025) – Review
Should we be concerned about Bob Odenkirk’s self confidence, or something? The former Saul Goodman may appear, Liam Neeson style, as a mature-aged action stalwart
Bloody New Year (1987) – Review
Picture the scenario; a group makes their way to an isolated hotel only to find that it’s stuck in some sort of supernatural limbo and
Body Of Lies (2008) – Review
A common remark aimed at the career of Ridley Scott is that no matter what the diverse subject of the movie is, the veteran director
The Punisher: One Last Kill (2026) – Review
If you were to tell me only ten years ago that not only would we get an uncompromising, unedited and unsanitized version of the Punisher,
Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) – Review
By the end of the 80s, Studio Ghibli was cooking, creatively speaking, but was still finding it tough to get the appropriate amount of traction
Mortal Kombat II (2026) – Review
I don’t think anyone was truly claiming that 2021’s Mortal Kombat was a flawless victory, but there was certainly enough positive stuff going on in
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016) – Review
Back in 2012, despite delivering solid thrills, Tom Cruise’s first stint as Lee Child’s Jack Reacher offered up a compelling argument for why size really
Tekken (2010) – Review
It’s a strange fact that despite fighting games arguably having the least plot of any video game genre (there’s a tournament, people fight), there is
Prisoners Of The Lost Universe (1983) – Review
Not to shatter the illusion of the film reviewer as a romantic cinema goer, stubbonly catching everything on the splendor of the big screen in
The Man In The Iron Mask (1998) – Review
Be it via the numerous film versions that have some down the pipe over the years, or even from diligently watching every episode of Dogtanian
The Fog (2005) – Review
Much like any era of the horror genre, the great remake rush of the 2000’s came with pros and cons. While admittedly it was a
Only The Brave (2017) – Review
You ever feel like sometimes knowing too much about a movie messes up your experience of watching it? I’m not talking about plot leaks, spoilers
Grave Of The Fireflies (1988) – Review
In the realms of animated history, it’s become common knowledge that Pixar has an unerring ability to leech salty tears from from even the most
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