After a busy time catching up on a collection of horror films, I thought I needed to take a little escape from the horror genre and watch something a little less brutal (not that I don’t love horror films of course, but I do like to mix things up and keep things fresh) So, I…
I sat down and watched the 2020 film The Au Pair Nightmare (also known as Killer Family: A Nanny Nightmare in some territories) and what a fun and creepy movie it is, I loved it. Written by Joe Russo and Chris LaMont, who both wrote the up and coming The Last Will and Testament of…
Several years ago, I walked into Woolworths to browse the new DVD releases, I picked up the box for a film I had not heard of, starring people whose names I weren’t familiar with. The storyline looked interesting and sounded gritty and so as I often did and still do. I took a gamble and…
Last night, I sat down and decided to take a visit to ‘The Manor’, the latest film by writer/director Axelle Carolyn (Soulmate) which is now available on Amazon Prime. I dimmed the lights to zero, I reclined the sofa, and treated myself to a viewing of the film on my home projector, on a huge…
21 years after Terry Winsor directed the film Essex Boys, the 11th film based in the world of the infamous Rettendon Range Rover Killings is about to be released. Whilst all of the 11 films aren’t from the same film series, one of the standout and frontrunners in the universe is the Rise Of The…
Nemesis, the latest film by Director James Crow (Curse of the Witching Tree, House of Salem) and from a screenplay by Adam Stephen Kelly ( Kill Kane, Done In) and based on an idea by Billy Murrayis now available and definitely gets my recommendation. The film features a great cast of favourites from fans of…
Munro Films has confirmed that their British thriller, The Ballad of Billy McCrae can now be seen in UK cinemas Filmed in Port Talbot, Wales, the film was directed by Chris Crow (Panic Button, The Lighthouse (2016)) and stars David Hayman, best known from his roles in Sid & Nancy and Macbeth, as well as…
When a phone call from out of the blue brings Leo (Joey Millin) back into contact with his sister, Virginia (Madison West), long estranged from her family due to years of drug abuse, he arrives to find her alone in a bare apartment in the midst of an apparent overdose. After the convulsions and nausea…
Following its lauded UK Premiere at FrightFest, 101 Films announces details of Amber Sealey’s No Man of God Special Edition Blu-ray on arriving on 25 October 2021, alongside a standard DVD release. The film is now available on digital platforms. The Special Edition Blu-ray arrives in stunning rigid box packaging featuring newly-commissioned artwork, it includes…
1970s American, Three African American siblings on the run from the police take refuge at an abandoned Tennessee Ranch, unaware their hideout is on the hunting grounds of a cannibalistic Ku Klux Klan cult…Trapped and tortured, the Clarence, Angela and Brandon must fight tooth and nail to escape alive and take down the bloodthirsty Klan…
Over the years I have often wondered why there weren’t more documentaries about the stuntmen and stuntwomen that performed such death defying feats in hundreds of the movies that ive seen over the years. Yes now and again we get a small featurette on a DVD or a bluray taking us behind the scenes of…
As part of a ‘rewatch’ series that I am going through, I decided to revisit a film I hadnt seen for a few years. The Crew, Directed by Adrian Vitoria ‘Age of Heroes’ So i ventured into my DVD ‘vault’ and popped the disc into my player and revisted 2008’s The Crew. Set in Liverpool,…
Saw (2004) easily sits on my list of Top 20 thrillers of all time,and even though I havent seen all of the sequels that have come out since the first film, I thought that I would this week check out the latest film in the Saw ‘universe’ Spiral:From The Book of Saw, directed by Darren…
As part of my British film rewatching ‘home festival’ I unwrapped the DVD that I bought several years ago of The War Zone, directed by Tim Roth and based on the novel by Alexander Stuart . Its a film that I have seen only once (well now twice) having first watched the film on VHS…
Heavily press-attacked upon its release in the year 2000 for its apparent pack of quality in all areas, Honest was one of the films I havent seen for many years (since the year 2000 actually) but wanted to revisit as part of my ‘revisiting’ series of reviews and views that i have been working my…
