Reviews
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REVIEW: In A Valley Of Violence (2016)
Running Time: 104 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: Awkward comedy that doesn’t quite work, traditional vengeance arc I must not have been keeping up...
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REVIEW: Posse (1993)
*spoiler alert* Posse, a Western action film directed by Mario Van Peeples is a noble attempt at depicting the lives of African-Americans who migrated westward...
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REVIEW: USS Indianapolis: Men Of Courage (2016)
Running Time: 128 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: A movie that isn’t as bad as they say, but too long and cheap looking Director...
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REVIEW: The Revenant (2016) 4K UHD Blu-Ray
It looks like we’re looking at the manliest movie of the year with The Revenant, a movie that is all that it’s cracked up to...
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REVIEW: The Conjuring 2 (2016) [DVD]
The DVD of this movie came through my letterbox this morning from Warner Bros, something I wasn’t expecting so it’s probably better to review it,...
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REVIEW: Bowfinger Blu-ray (1999)
Bowfinger may not immediately spring to mind when you think of manly comedies, but it’s underrated little gem from 1999, and it’s hard to find...
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REVIEW: The Siege Of Jadotville (2016)
This is one of those war movies that will eventually pop up in various ‘underrated’ lists years from now, one of those types of movies...
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Review: Attack on Darfur (2009)
Director: Uwe Boll Starring: Billy Zane, Edward Furlong, Kristanna Loken, David O’Hara, Hakeem Kae-Kazim, Sammy Sheik, Matt Frewer What to expect: Uwe Boll turns his...
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REVIEW: The Expendables 3 4K UHD Blu-Ray
I made the jump to 4K this month, that rare move you make every once in a while. I remember the first DVD I watched...
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REVIEW: The Hitcher (1986)
With the recent announcement of True Lies and The Abyss finally scheduled for a remastered Blu-Ray home video release, I cannot help but think of...
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REVIEW: Gunmen (1994)
‘How come every one around here got a damn gun?’ *spoiler alert* Christopher Lambert (Highlander) and Mario Van Peeples (Posse, New Jack City) make a...
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REVIEW: The Bandit (2016)
I have about a dozen movies backlogged to review on this site. Most of them are terrible and while they meet the niche, the willpower...
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REVIEW: Broken Arrow (1996)
When I look back to the blockbusters of yesteryear, I sit back and wonder to myself “what the hell happened, Hollywood?” The recent influx of...
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REVIEW: The A-Team: The Complete Collection Blu-Ray
I think that this could be another first ever review for this website, like our review of Sabotage on Blu-Ray, I think we’re first out...
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REVIEW: Operation Chromite (2016)
Well gents, here is another South Korean action entry, that, while not quite reaching the heights set by Oldboy and I Saw the Devil, is...
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REVIEW: Amerigeddon (2016)
Half of the internet doesn’t know this movie exists, the other half is laughing at it. With its silly title ‘Amerigeddon’ and 3.7 rating on...
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REVIEW: The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
‘His brain has not only been washed, as they say… It has been dry cleaned.’ *spoilers below* Frank Sinatra gives his most vulnerable and realistic...
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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: The Parallax View (1974)
‘I’ve been called too independent for my own good’ *spoilers below* Warren Beatty gets himself enmeshed in corporate conspiracies and political assassinations in this crafty...
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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: A Better Tomorrow (1986)
In Hong Kong circa 1986, gangsters Sung Tse-Ho (Ti Lung) and Mark (Chow Yun-Fat) are best friends. Ho’s younger brother Sung Tse-Kit (Leslie Cheung), to...
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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: Lady In Cement (1968)
‘She’s one blonde I know didn’t have more fun’ *spoiler alert* Ex-Miami cop turned private detective, Tony Rome (Frank Sinatra) encounters mobsters, girls in micro-minis...
