Cert 12A | 115 mins
5 stars for this enlightening and disturbing documentary.
Written, produced and presented by John Pilger, this is an in depth and highly controversial look into the treatment of the indigenous peoples of Australia and the attitudes which surround them.
John Pilger is an Australian journalist who has been campaigning for the rights of the Aboriginal population for many years.
In this documentary he…more
Cert 15 | 650 mins
4 stars for the next part of this fantastic anime series.
One Piece Collection 4 carries on (predictably) where One Piece Collection 3 finished, completing the Drum Island arc and set during the Alabasta saga (episodes 79-103).
The start of this collection sees the Straw Hat Pirates, still on the Grand Line and on board the Going Merry, engaged in a battle…more
Cert 18 | 96 mins
2 stars for this bizarre and slightly pointless Blu-ray conversion.
Now, I understand that the whole Texas Chainsaw machine has a huge cult following, but for the life of me, I just don’t get it. Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 is written by L.M. Kit Carson (Breathless, Chinese Boxes) and directed by Tobe Hooper (Poltergeist, Salem’s Lot) and features the crazy cannibal…more
Last week our friends over at Manga UK sent over a video recap of this year’s MCM London Comic Con. This time we get to see what Cosplayers were wearing at the event.
All are there, from “fifty million Deadpools” via the usual swarm of Manga/Anime characters with a small side order of Star Wars storm troopers to what seems to…more
Cert 18 | 94 mins
3 Stars of Gory Mid-West Town Revenge.
Cryer, Wisconsin is a town in decline since the Mill closed. People have left and those that remain are bitter (one very bitter) and jaded.
Nobody looks forward to tomorrow or getting up to work on Christmas Eve, especially Deputy Aubrey Bradimore, (Jaime King, Sin City) who is about to spend her first Christmas without…more
Cert 12 | 182 mins
If only, (Sighs Deeply) I could give this 1000 out of 5, I would.
5 Star film all the way.
Now with an extra 12 minutes.
Peter Jackson (Lord of the Rings trilogy) is the god of making epics and this first episode of the Hobbit (J.R.R. Tolkien) is just showing the others how it is done.
(Take notice those thinking of doing the…more
Cert 15 | 98 mins
4 stars for this excellent nostalgia trip to the early nineties.
The People Under The Stairs is written and directed by the fabulous Wes Craven (A Nightmare On Elm Street, The Hills Have Eyes) and was first released in 1991.
The film tells us the story of Fool (Brandon Adams – Moonwalker, Champions), a 13 year old boy from the ghetto, facing…more
