2010s
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REVIEW: The Good Neighbor (2016)
Good old James Caan, eh? Even in lesser movies like this, the fact that James Caan is in them warrants attention. If you’re ever stuck...
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REVIEW: Train to Busan (2016)
Opening with an ominous shot of roadkill twisting back to life, the film then centers around fund manager Seok-Woo (Gong Yoo), a divorced workaholic dad...
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REVIEW: Operation Avalanche (2016)
Cynicism is the order of the day in today’s geopolitical world. From both angles, the two presidential candidates running in the 2016 United States election...
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REVIEW: Green Room (2016) Blu-Ray
I gotta admit, if Picard (he shall be called nothing else but Picard on this site) is in something, I’m probably going to watch it....
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REVIEW: Merantau (2009)
Before Gareth Evans and Iko Uwais exploded onto the global action film scene with The Raid and The Raid 2, they earned their stripes debuting...
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REVIEW: Hard Target 2 (2016) Blu-Ray
I kind of had quiet hopes for this film. If nothing else it had Scott Adkins and Robert Knepper, I knew they’d go to town...
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REVIEW: Call Of Heroes (2016)
I was not expecting much for this film, particularly because this really did not have anything going for it, judging from the marketing material. The...
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REVIEW: The Mechanic: Resurrection (2016)
I didn’t have much time for the first Mechanic, the 2011 version that is. It didn’t live up to the Charles Bronson and Jan Michael...
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REVIEW: Daylight’s End (2016)
If you’re wondering what Lance Henriksen has been up to recently, you’ll probably be interested in his latest movie, Daylight’s End, which is set for...
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REVIEW: Kickboxer: Vengeance (2016)
I noticed some very early ‘mainstream’ reviews of this movie, some weren’t positive. I didn’t read them, but I wasn’t surprised, because I had low...
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REVIEW: Edge Of Winter (2016)
This movie started out well, but I should have known better. We see Joel Kinnaman as a dishevelled father excluded from the life of his...
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REVIEW: Blood Father (2016)
The only movies I’ve enjoyed as much as Blood Father in recent years have been The Revenant and John Wick. I had high expectations for...
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REVIEW: Sniper: Ghost Shooter (2016)
Well I guess we can finally answer the burning question that all of us had earlier this year, was Steven Seagal’s Sniper: Special Forces a part...
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REVIEW: Jason Bourne (2016)
How many times can you tell the same story before it becomes tiresome? The answer is three, if the Bourne series is anything to go...
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REVIEW: Jane Got A Gun (2016) R2 Blu-Ray
When I first became aware of this movie, I didn’t pay much attention to it. I thought the title suggested something highly political, pretty much...
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REVIEW: Skiptrace (2016)
Movie Review: Skiptrace (2016) What to expect: An okay summer film that’s a bit of the old Chan we’ve enjoyed, but forgettable. I used to...
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REVIEW: A War (2016)
You don’t see too many War in Afghanistan movies. I wonder why that is. You could say that it is not a war that is...
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REVIEW: Haywire (2012)
I finally got to see a fantasy come true in Haywire. No, not being slack-jawed at Gina Carano’s thighs being put to amazing use. Rather...
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REVIEW: Marauders (2016)
The plot of this movie is like one of those balls of A/V cables stuck somewhere behind the TV. Unravelling it isn’t particularly complicated, but...
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REVIEW: The Duel (2016)
We’ve kind of been spoiled for choice with westerns in the past few years. Although for a lot of them you have to go out...
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REVIEW: Central Intelligence (2016)
There has been some cynical trash that has come out of Hollywood in the past few years that has dared to call itself ‘comedy’. I...
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REVIEW: London Has Fallen (2016) Blu-Ray
You know this could well be the manliest movie of 2016 unless I’m strongly forgetting something else here. London Has Fallen comes in like a sorely needed...
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REVIEW: 13 Hours The Secret Soldiers Of Benghazi Blu-Ray
The name Michael Bay has become synonymous with vacuous garbage. Reading through the reaction to the recent Call of Duty trailer, people were climbing over...
