Rebel Ridge – Review. By Daniel Rester. Writer-director Jeremy Saulnier’s latest project, Rebel Ridge, feels like a callback to the post-Vietnam films where veterans would take on corrupt systems. First Blood (1982) especially comes to mind as Saulnier focuses more on tense situations and character psychology than a death count. People
Gracious Films, GEL and MusicFilmNetwork are delighted to announce the WORLD PREMIERE of THE RUBBER KEYED WONDER on the UK’s largest cinema screen, London’s BFI IMAX, on THURSDAY 3RDOCTOBER 2024. THE RUBBER KEYED WONDER tells the story of Clive Sinclair’s now legendary ZX Spectrum home computer. First released in 1982, the ZX Spectrum sold millions of units worldwide and
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice: The BRWC Review. By Christopher Patterson. The Biggest Disappointment in a While, or, in other words, An Impressive Waste of A Thing Called Effort and Time In Just About Everything But The Custom Design and Effects Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is a film I am surprised was made. I remember when I
Kate Winslet Edition: Bits & Pieces - Sienna Guillory, Jon Voight, and Jamie Bamber star in this pulse-pounding action-thriller where love, danger, and deception collide. Seeking revenge on her abusive husband, a woman’s life takes a dark turn when she meets a mysterious hitman. Drawn into a whirlwind romance, she
First Shift: Review. By Ayrton-Lewis Avery. The first film directed by Uwe Boll in eight years is surprisingly light-hearted for a crime drama. Probably expecting it to be as much of a flop as his previous movies, he wanted to parody himself as well. Surprisingly, First Shift is not so bad.
