Cert 18 | 124 mins
I have no idea what this is all about, grudgingly I have given it 0.5 stars.
Possession was originally released in 1981 and is now making its apparently long-awaited debut on Blu-ray.
Rather unbelievably, this film was banned in the eighties under the “video nasty” list. If there was a ridiculously weird list it would have fitted much better there.
Possession was directed by…more
Cert 15 | 100 mins
A modern and well made British thriller, 3.5 stars.
Welcome to the Punch is written and directed by Eran Creevy (Shifty) and is fast paced and energetic, featuring some excellent stunts.
The film introduces us to Max Lewinsky (James McAvoy – Wanted, The Last King of Scotland), a hard nosed London detective who has devoted his career to the capture of Jacob…more
Cert 15 | 174 mins
Very disappointing this, only 3 stars.
Run is a four part drama series, which claims to be a “dark and compelling drama“, painting a picture of modern-day urban life. Although it is presented as four stories which weave together seemingly unrelated people and their lives, the writers appear to have initially decided to try and do that and then, when they…more
Cert 12 | 125 mins
This is a most enjoyable watch, 4 stars of sci-fi/teenage love story.
The Host is written by Stephanie Meyer (The Twilight Saga), which I found a little bit off putting before watching it, but don’t worry, this is a very different animal. Directed by Andrew Niccol (Lord of War, Gattaca), this tale of an Earth already lost to an alien invasion…more
Cert 12 | 94 mins
This is a pretty enjoyable film and I have given it 3.5 stars.
Red Dawn is a remake of the 1984 film of the same name (starring Patrick Swayze and Charlie Sheen).
The basic premise of the film is almost identical, but it has been brought up to date with the introduction of North Korea as the main protagonist. After an unexplained…more
Cert 18 | 89 mins
2 stars of allegedly “iconic” nonsense.
The Brood is written and directed by David Cronenberg (eXistenZ, Naked Lunch), but he seems to have abandoned his penchant for the surreal and moved into the downright daft with this one.
The concept in itself is actually quite scary, Dr Raglan (Oliver Reed – Gladiator, Women in Love) is experimenting with a new therapy technique, called…more
Cert 12 | 700 mins
Excellent, a classic 70s TV series comes to DVD, 4 stars chaps, jolly well done!
The truth can’t always be seen.
This version of The Invisible Man was first aired in 1975-1976 and is brilliant, a great take on the H.G.Wells idea.
The story revolves around Dr. Daniel Westin (David McCallum – The Man From Uncle, Sapphire and Steel), a scientist working on…more
