2010s
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REVIEW: Diablo (2016)
I guess this isn’t going to be a good start of the year for Scott Eastwood, first comes his movie Mercury Plains, which is a...
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REVIEW: The Revenant (2016) – Already The Year’s Best?
Through the quagmire of vacuous shiny figurines and raging computer generated rubble that is contemporary cinema, The Revenant shows up to give us something to...
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REVIEW: Standoff (2016)
Since Voltage Pictures started producing movies in 2008, they produced only two watchable movies. The first was their debut movie in The Hurt Locker and...
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REVIEW: 1944 (2015)
How do you make a movie look like ten or even thirty million dollars with a budget of about $1,500,000? You’d better ask the makers...
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REVIEW: Sicario (2015) Blu-Ray
This movie was hyped throughout the year through all quarters, I noted that third wave feminists also kept yapping about Emily Blunt having the lead...
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REVIEW: In The Heart Of The Sea (2015)
You can always find room for a good man versus beast feature. Some of the best are from the ’50s and ’60s, at the height...
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Riot (2015) Review
It’s that time of month again, the time when another Dolph Lundgren VOD movie shows up. Aren’t they monthly now? I don’t know, man, I...
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Review: Extraction (2015) … Another Turd From Willis
It’s Christmas, so you’ll probably have better things to do than endure this vomit. I know I have better things to do, so once again...
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The Man In The High Castle (2015) Season 1 Review
Maybe I’m behind the times but when I heard they were doing a ‘web series’ about an alternate history version of the outcome of WW2,...
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Black Mass (2015) Review
You can never really get enough gangster movies and it was always going to be interesting when Johnny Depp ditched that silly pirate crap and...
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Creed (2015) Review
I was a bit cynical when this thing was announced. It sounded a bit like a ‘Mutt’ movie, a reference to the horrible attempt to...
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Spectre (2015) Review
I could never understand how a movie like Skyfall could accrue the critical praise that it did. I thought having a man like Javier Bardem show...
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REVIEW: Total Recall: My Unbelievably True Life Story
With a career like that, it should’ve been the perfect autobiography. His accomplishments as the greatest bodybuilder ever and one of the greatest action stars...
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Jian Bing Xia (Pancake Man) Review (2015)
Review: Jian Bing Xia (Pancake Man) (Year: 2015) Starring: Da Peng and Jean-Claude Van Damme (as themselves), Amber Kuo, Yan Liu Chinese star Da Peng...
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Criminal Activities (2015) Review
If you looked at the poster of this movie you could be forgiven for thinking that it is a thriller featuring primarily John Travolta in...
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Close Range (2015) Review
Another day, another VOD screener. Today we’re taking a look at an upcoming Scott Adkins feature in ‘Close Range’. To be honest – and honesty...
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Heist (2015) Review
The writer of Heist had a good idea, but could not figure out how to resolve it. As in he could not give it a...
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The Condemned 2 (2015) Review
Those with an interest in the upcoming sequel to Hard Target, a John Woo produced B-movie starring Scott Adkins, might want to pay attention to...
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REVIEW: Bone Tomahawk (2015) – The Best Western In Years
We’re going to be kind of spoiled for westerns this winter. We have The Hateful Eight, also starring Kurt Russell and The Revenant. Both of...
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REVIEW: Mad Max: Fury Road 3D Blu-Ray (2015)
Mad Max: Fury Road may prove to be not only the manliest movie of 2015 but probably the seminal home release for manly movies too,...
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REVIEW: Everest (2015)
I had an eye on Everest, which I witnessed recently. I had secret hopes that it would be something akin to Alive, a 1993 movie...
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REVIEW: Fear The Walking Dead Season 1 (2015)
Throughout this series I would occasionally check certain comments, feedback and social media reactions and what I found, personally anyway, was ambivalence and often outright...
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REVIEW: Shark Lake (2015) Is Whale-Shit Bad
As long as Dolph Lundgren keeps making terrible movies, they will continue to get terrible reviews. At least from those of us with the persistence...
