Despite the fact that there seems to be a precious little amount original ideas when it comes to exorcism films, filmmakers still seem to be
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The Day The Earth Stood Still (2008) – Review
Sometimes all the good intentions in the world can’t stop a project from ending up weirdly dull or somewhat awkward. While remaking bona fide classics
Man On Fire (2004) – Review
Thanks to movies like Taken, the subgenre of formerly dramatic actors suddenly becoming indestructible avenging angels have become a regular sight when someone wants to
Weapons (2025) – Review
Following up a bona fide horror cracker is no enviable task as many directors will tell you. For every stunning debut that manages to rewrite
No Tears In Hell (2025) – Review
Movies based on the exploits of real life serial killers tend to bug me these days. I get the fascination concerning a person committing horrific
Death Race: Inferno (2013) – Review
Being a direct prequel to any film, let alone one directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, is something of a thankless task. Simply put, when it
The Reptile (1966) – Review
When you think of Hammer Studios, you tend to conjure up mental images of old castles, crayon red blood, heaving cleavage and big old mutton
The Magnificent Butcher (1979) – Review
Martial arts movies, especially ones featuring Sammo “moves well for a big fella” Hung, feature vast, dizzyingly complex fight sequences that feature hundreds, if not
Sometimes They Come Back… Again (1996) – Review
As crazy as it may seem, sometimes you just run out of Stephen King books to film – or at least books that you can
Dèjá Vu (2006) – Review
Whether we like it or not, surveillance is a part of modern life now with cameras literally everywhere. Be it on street corners, ATMs, hovering
Eastern Condors (1987) – Review
If it wasn’t for a cadre of insanely talented martial artist/filmmakers who dragged the Kung-Fu genre out of the locked off, old school mindset, it
The Naked Gun (2025) – Review
The secret to comedy is timing, but even then, thirty-one years is a hell of a long time to wait for a punchline. That’s right,
The Wrath Of Becky (2023) – Review
Back in 2020, revenge got a youthful face-lift in the form of Becky, an indie thriller that saw your typical woman vs. scumbags movie and
The Hunger (1983) – Review
Thanks to the hyperbolic sight of Tom Cruise in aviator shades existing to the music of Kenny Loggins, Tony Scott took Hollywood by storm after
Osiris (2025) – Review
You like Aliens, right? How about Predator, you like Predator too, yes? And Terminator? Of course you like The Terminator, I mean who doesn’t?I strongly
Unstoppable (2010) – Review
From the gothic/new romantic/vampire trappings of The Hunger to the overblown Americana of Top Gun, Tony Scott never really did things by half, but I
Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult (1994) – Review
Depending on where you sit on the rise/fall of the spoof comedy in American cinema, the third and final cinematic outing of Leslie Nielsen’s Frank
Jeepers Creepers: Reborn (2022) – Review
Can someone please tell me why someone thought it was a good idea to try and reboot the Jeepers Creepers franchise? There are many reasons
Victor Crowley (2017) – Review
Victor Crowley was dead. After the events of 2013’s Hatchet III, the raging, malformed ghost that has made his name by colourfully tearing intruders to
Tarzan’s Savage Fury (1952) – Review
As we start to reach the end of Lex Barker’s swing as the constantly bare chested jungle lord, it was starting to feel like all
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