Fantasy – We Have Issues

Beowulf (2007) – Review

November 3, 2026 greigzilla

Hey, anyone else remember that period when Robert Zemeckis vowed to only to make films utilising motion capture? That was kinda weird, right? I mean,

D-war (2007) Review

October 21, 2026 greigzilla

We now live in a time where Asian movies can match up to the rest of the world when it comes to cinematic spectacle, but

Practical Magic 2 (2026) – Review

September 12, 2026 greigzilla

Back in 1998, Practical Magic appeared on the scene to give the whole witch=sisterhood thing an unfeasibly cozy makeover that – to many – acted

Practical Magic (1998) – Review

September 11, 2026 greigzilla

There’s something about a coven of witches that seemingly suggests that 90s era, supernatural sisterhood is a can’t-miss recipe for cult immortality. First, there was

Mother Mary (2026) – Review

September 4, 2026 greigzilla

Much has been made about the desire to perform art at a certain level and the cinematic effects fame and talent can have on the

Whisper Of The Heart (1995) – Review

September 3, 2026 greigzilla

When it comes to Studio Ghibli – or its early days, at least – it’s always tempting to think of it as mainly a two-man

Waxwork II: Lost In Time (1992) – Review

August 26, 2026 greigzilla

Do you know, I’d almost forgotten that Waxwork even had a sequel? After checking back through this site’s records, it seems that I’d certainly forgotten

Coyote Vs. Acme (2026) – Review

August 23, 2026 greigzilla

There are a fair few words that can be used to describe Wile E. Coyote, the hapless, Looney Tunes foil to the speedy Roadrunner. Accident

Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) – Review

August 19, 2026 greigzilla

In conversations concerning the best example of cinematic world building ever seen, Who Framed Roger Rabbit shouldn’t just earn a sizable mention, it should be

The Valley Of Gwangi (1969) – Review

August 14, 2026 greigzilla

Sometimes, all you need is a good, old fashioned, classic mash up of polar opposite genres to really wake you up and and if the

The Odyssey (2026) – Review

July 17, 2026 greigzilla

It seems like Christopher Nolan has always been drawn to men playing gods. If it isn’t Batman and his rogue’s gallery trying to bend the

Troy (2004) – Review

July 16, 2026 greigzilla

Once Ridley Scott’s Gladiator threw open the door of possibilities and revived the expired sword and sandals epics that used to populate the cinema of

Immortals (2011) – Review

July 15, 2026 greigzilla

In 2006, Zach Snyder’s adaptation of Frank Miller’s 300 seemed to be the last word in giving Greek history/myth a phantasmagoric, visual, glow-up that seemed

Hercules (2014) – Review

June 24, 2026 greigzilla

Have you ever entered a movie with such strong preconceptions that you’ve already convinced youself that you’re going to hate every single second of it?