Cert 15 | 100 mins | 2015
4 stars for this imaginative and gritty anime style film.
Technotise: Edit & I is a Serbian Cyber-punk anime hybrid, written and directed by renowned comic book author and artist Aleksa Gajic and set in Belgrade in 2074.
This is a futuristic world, full of strange vehicles, homeless robots, flying cars and hover boards.
Edit (Sanda Knezevic) is a student who is struggling with…more
Cert 15 | 84 mins | 2015
4 Star Personal Journey West.
First time writer/director John Maclean brings us a strange tale of a young man’s lost love.
This is a far cry from the westerns of old (1940-50’s) with more of a script that makes it personal and intimate rather than the big sweeping vistas of Monument Valley and long shots of the cavalry.
Well to-do Young Scottish lad…more
Cert 15 | 94 mins | 1987
4 stars for this classic cult horror film.
The Lost Boys is Road Rash Reviews pick from the Warner Bros catalogue for Halloween, a classic film, made long before all the vampires turned sparkly and is now available on glorious Blu-ray, looking better than ever.
This fantastic, pure eighties horror starts with two teenage boys, Sam (Corey Haim – Crank: High Voltage,…more
Cert 15 | 117 mins | 2015
5 Star Documentary of a Legendary Band.
The Who!
Cinematographer James D. Cooper (Chop Suey) brings us a slice of social history, in this documentary on the would-be indie film makers Chris Stamp and Kit Lambert who would mentor, cajole and steer them in the direction of global stardom.
Nearly 2000 years later history repeats itself in post war London England with two…more
Cert 15 | 94 mins | 2015
3 stars for this glossy and highly produced horror film.
Released just in time for Halloween, Pay The Ghost is based on the novella by Tim Lebbon, written by Dan Kaye (Timber Falls) and directed by Uli Edel (Houdini, The Baader Meinhof Complex).
It tells the story of Mike Lawford (Nicholas Cage – Leaving Las Vegas, National Treasure), a very busy University…more
Cert PG | 104 mins | 2015
4 Star A new Holmes.
Bill Condon (Dreamgirls) brings Mitch Cullin‘s novel “A Slight Trick of the Mind” through Jeffrey Hatcher‘s screenplay and brings us an awesome new take on Arthur Conan Doyle‘s iconic character Sherlock Holmes, which I believe only Sir Ian McKellen (The Hobbit, 3D Box Set) could pull off.
Far away from the tales of old, of the daring…more
Cert 18 | 88 mins | 2015
4 stars of gory and explicit horror.
Released just in time for Halloween, Let Us Prey is a joint Scottish and Irish production, written by David Cairns (Natan) and Fiona Watson and directed by Brian O’Malley (Crossing Salween).
Let Us Prey is set in the small Scottish town of Inveree. One night, as the town goes about it’s business, a stranger (Liam…more
