Cert 15 | 438 mins | 2015
4 stars for this well written and compelling police drama.
Beck The Series: Volume 1 is brought to us by Arrow Films as part of their “Nordic Noir and Beyond” collection and consists of 5 full length feature films, the final film from series 4 and the four films which make up series 5.
Beck was originally based on the series of…more
Cert Exempt | 99 mins | 2015
4 Star Cricket Scandal that will Knock you for Six.
Directors Johnny Blank, Sam Collins and Jarrod Kimber bring us a deeply shocking insight into modern cricket around the world and it will shock to the core any and all true cricket fans, young or old.
Cricket, the quintessential English summer game, the sound of leather on willow, the sun beating down…more
Cert 18 | 16 x 25 mins | 2007
5 Star
Compulsive Anime Viewing.
Takahiro Omori (Hyper Police) directs the most moreish anime I have come across in many years.
This is definitely for the adult anime fans.
These 16 episodes are adapted from the light novels of the same name written by Ryohgo Narita (Vamp) and illustrated by Katsumi Enami (Hariyama-san).
1711, alchemists have been working for years and their labours come to fruition…more
Cert 18 | 93 mins | 2015
2 stars for this poorly executed but novel take on the vampire legend.
The Stranger is written and directed by up and coming director Guillermo Amoedo (Knock Knock, The Green Inferno) and produced by Eli Roth (Aftershock, Cabin Fever).
Set in the small quiet town of Grey Mountain, The Stranger starts off incredibly slowly and pretty much stays that way for the…more
Cert 15 | 8 x 45 mins | 2015
4 Star
Quirky British Humour.
Continuing their writing success Jack Lothian and Dominic Minghella bring us the next instalment of the offish Doctor in the seaside town of Portwenn.
Everybody in Portwenn knows that Doc Martin’s (Martin Clunes, Saving Grace) wife Louisa (Caroline Catz, I, Anne) left him and went abroad three weeks ago and he hasn’t heard from her since. But life…more
Cert E | 89 mins | 1986
3 stars for this lavish but dated adaptation of the classic Christmas ballet.
This production of The Nutcracker was first presented on the stage of the seattle Opera House, Washington on December 13th, 1983 by the Pacific Northwest Ballet. It was adapted for the screen in 1986 by Ken Stowell, who choreographed it and Maurice Sendak (Where the Wild Things Are),…more
Cert 15 | 106 mins | 2015
4 stars for this hilarious Australian caper.
Nice package is written and directed by Dan Macarthur (Go Goa Gone, The Suicide Theory) and has now arrived on DVD in the UK for the first time.
“Produced by Melanie Poole (The Today Show) this fast-paced riot of colourful characters, cool music and razor sharp dialogue is Pulp Fiction meets The Hangover, with a…more
