Teenage drama of acceptance morphs into Audition-like horror. When first presented with the disc that read simply ‘Shady’ I had some grim premonition of sitting through some British faux-g...
Barren landscapes mined to exhaustion, metropolises suffering from overpopulation, species wiped out and a society that believes in taking what it wants with no concern for the consequences. Sound fa...
I’ve been writing for brwc for a couple of months now, and it’s not wasted on me how fantastic an opportunity this is for an opinionated fuck like me to pitch in my 2 cents (pence doesn...
US remake not as good as original shocker. I remember very clearly the first time I watched Chan-wook Park’s Old Boy (2003). After hearing a lot of press coverage from it I decided to order the ...
British sci-fi film “The Machine” treads the well explored film territory of a not so distant future in a war torn world and how one side will try to win over the other, in the case of thi...